Sentence examples for we only authorise from inspiring English sources

"We only authorise a particular operation against a specific individual if we have a high degree of confidence that the individual being targeted is indeed the terrorist we are pursuing," he told a conference at the Woodrow Wilson centre.

"We only authorise a particular operation against a specific individual if we have a high degree of confidence that the individual being targeted is indeed the terrorist we are pursuing," he added.

From September we can only authorise term-time holidays in exceptional circumstances, and I don't think having children in different schools could be seen as exceptional.

But that was revoked in 2013, with new rules meaning that heads can now only authorise absences in "exceptional" cases.

But since September 2013 headteachers have been told they can only authorise term-time absences in "exceptional" circumstances such as funerals.

An internal email from the UK Border Agency revealed that senior staff could only authorise back-up at border controls if staff had already reduced the level of checks, she added.

The ruling threatened to erode the Department for Education's strict new rules, which were introduced in 2013, that headteachers could only authorise absences during term time in "exceptional circumstances" such as funerals.

Under article 5, a member state may only authorise an operator or vessel that hasn't been "subject to a sanction for a serious infringement" – a clause that has been deleted in the "council general approach", the unofficial position held by the 28 member states.

Head teacher of Clive School, Mary Lucas, said: "The school will only authorise leave in exceptional circumstances.

"As of today, the government will only authorise us to communicate about these numbers in aggregate, and as a range," he said.

The bill, attached to a larger measure funding the US government after 1 October, will only authorise the programme until 11 December, allowing the measure to be debated at greater length after the US midterm elections.