Sentence examples for whether to authorise from inspiring English sources

The BMA's UK council will hear the result of the vote in late November when it will decide whether to authorise strikes.

Under Germany's criminal code, insults against foreign leaders are not banned but the government can decide whether to authorise prosecutors to proceed.

Then, or soon after, NATO's leaders were to decide whether to authorise planning for air strikes or other forms of intervention that would not involve sending troops into the province.

IN 1993, Bill Clinton was pondering whether to authorise what is now called an "extraordinary rendition", when American agents snatch a suspected terrorist abroad and deliver him to interrogators in a third country.

The row erupted before Wednesday's scheduled 10-and-a-half-hour House of Commons debate on whether to authorise the RAF to extend its airstrikes against Islamic State targets from Iraq to Syria.

May said the new system of judicial oversight amounted to a "double lock" with a minister first issuing an intercept warrant and, within five days, a judge making a decision on whether to authorise the warrant on the same basis.

Another significant issue likely to be resolved by the investigatory powers bill is whether judicial oversight of interception warrants should be introduced or whether the power to authorise them will remain with ministers.

In the next parliament, beginning in 2015, MPs and Lords will have to decide whether or not to authorise one of the three plans that are under consideration.Two of them involve partially or fully relocating Parliament during repairs.

The decision whether or not to authorise re-use of any or all documents will remain with the public undertaking concerned.

It is up to Germany to decide whether it is willing to authorise eurobonds or not.

"It is up to Germany to decide whether it is willing to authorise eurobonds or not," he said at Frankfurt's centre for financial studies.