Sentence examples for without explicit approval from inspiring English sources

"The decision to close Kaesong is a very big decision that no one in North Korea can make without explicit approval from Kim Jong-il," he said.

Aides to Mr. Powell said they regarded some of the recent attacks as both puzzling and misguided, noting that the secretary had been extremely careful not to undertake any initiatives without explicit approval from the president.

Those images, many of which are reduced to thumbnail size, are then displayed in the search engine's results listings, again without explicit approval from the artists who created the images in the first place.

And he took a series of decisions that were to come back to haunt him from monitoring telephone calls without explicit approval from the courts to establishing military tribunals.

Bush Plans Tough Stance In Speech to the U.N. President Bush will tell the United Nations that he was right to order the invasion of Iraq even without explicit approval, and he will urge a focus on countering nuclear proliferation, arguing that it is the only way to avoid repeating similar confrontations.

Geoghegan-Quinn says the European Commission, the E.U.'s executive body, can make these changes without explicit approval from the European Parliament or the member states, although both were consulted.

As an interim step, Mr. Paulson proposed allowing those organizations to change their rules without seeking explicit approval from regulators.

"I could see him letting it pass without his explicit approval," Dante Scala, an associate professor of political science at the University of New Hampshire, said of Mr. Lynch.

Late yesterday the company made an important change, saying that it would not send messages about users' Internet activities without getting explicit approval each time.

But without an explicit approval, manufacturers are not allowed to market CT machines for colon cancer screening, and insurers often refuse to reimburse the costs of the procedure.

In return Louis granted them a charter that guaranteed their traditional rights and, among other provisions, exempted the nobility from any payment of taxes to the crown, except a minor duty on their lands, without their explicit approval.