Sentence examples for whose authorization from inspiring English sources

The decision was meant to address growing criticism of the armed forces, whose authorization of military trials against civilians has angered many of the democracy advocates who propelled the 18-day uprising in Tahrir Square here.

The decision was meant to address growing criticism of the armed forces, whose authorization of military trials against civilians has angered many of the democracy advocates who propelled the 18-day uprising in Tahrir Square.

In 1828, the Mint, whose authorization had been subject to periodic renewal by Congress since its inception in 1792, was given permanent status.

The White House contends its CHIP cuts won't affect the health care program, noting that $5 billion were funds for a program whose authorization has expired and $2 billion is from a contingency fund that isn't expected to be used.

For example, it faulted the governor for what it described as a greater reliance by the state on backdoor borrowing via the state's public authorities, whose bonding authorization would be increased by $3.3 billion in the next fiscal year, a substantially larger increase than the year before.

In early November, two men were indicted in the theft of credit card information from 237 New York hotel guests, whose credit authorization forms were used to buy $840,000 in airline tickets and other goods and services.

Although prosecutors in the state do not plan to begin enforcing the sanctions against employers until next month, several employers have reportedly already dismissed workers whose legal authorization to work could not be proved, as required by the law.

After days of fruitless talks, senior members of the House and Senate intelligence committees, whose intelligence authorization bills for the 2003 fiscal year included the proposal for a commission, met in a hurried session to try to hash out final details.

In the end, the more incriminating charge against Geithner may be that he employed a housekeeper whose work authorization had expired during her employment.

Since last Friday (June 15 , 2012 many articles have been written about President Obama's announced Executive decision that effective immediately, he was extending "...temporary relief from deportation [removal] proceedings and [eligibility ] to apply for work authorization" to those whose unlawful status is due to no fault of their own.

It is a system so perverse that it forces us to hire clerks whose only role is to seek authorization for needed procedures.