Sentence examples for which authorised from inspiring English sources

His attempt to reverse this was refused by the Holy Synod of the Church, which authorised a new Patriarchal election.

As a result, the Democratic law makers have sent Mr Johnson two budgets, neither of which authorised vouchers.

Parliament, which authorised Ms Tymoshenko's release, earlier elected one of her closest allies, Oleksandr Turchynov, as its new speaker after his pro-government predecessor resigned.

There was a groundswell after the Second Vatican Council of 1962-65, which authorised the use of vernacular at mass and delegated more power to locals.

The Financial Services Regulatory Relief Act of 2006, which authorised the Federal Reserve to pay interest on required and excess reserves, thus undermined the key objective of QE.

UN resolution 1975, which authorised the use of force, "will remain forever engraved in the marble of African history", it added.

She's best known for her play, Dear Octopus, filmed in 1943 with an all-star cast, her children's book, The Hundred and One Dalmatians, twice filmed by the Disney Studio (plus a sequel), and the novel, I Capture the Castle, which her authorised and authoritative biographer Valerie Grove regards as her masterpiece.

The sum is a $238m increase on the 2011 budget which, although authorised, has not actually yet been implemented.

Confidentiality and integrity rely on mechanisms which enable authorised users to gain access to data and operations while protecting these resources against unauthorised ones [9].

In her corpus-based study of process types, Neale (2002 270) recognised that "there are social domains within which an authorised person may "bring about" a happening through language that is referred to by a verb sense".

At one point, the investigators say: "A CACI instructor was terminated because he al lowed and/or instructed MPs who were not trained in interrogation techniques to facilitate interrogations by setting conditions which were neither authorised [nor] in accordance with applicable regulations/policy".