Sentence examples for without specific approval from inspiring English sources

China strongly opposes military action in Iraq without specific approval by the United Nations Security Council, where it holds veto power.

For the four years of the "tandem" arrangement, the consensus among Western experts was that Mr. Medvedev did not do much without specific approval from Mr. Putin.

The lawsuit, which has been supported by some local politicians, doctors and law enforcement officials, argues that the university's closing of the hospital was illegal without specific approval from the Legislature.

Later in the call, the Yahoo CFO Ken Goldman said that if the company's legal council signs off on the deal's tax status, it will proceed, even without specific approval by relevant government entities.

Berlin 2004 [ http://www.ethikrat.org/dateien/pdf/NER_Stellungnahme_Biobanken.pdf]) they can be used without specific approval by an ethics board.

There is a substantial school of thought which says the government is not constitutionally entitled to pull the trigger on article 50 without the specific approval of parliament.

You will not arrest another single individual without my specific approval!' " Leadbetter testified in court that he could not understand DeVecchio's agitation until sometime later, when he learned that Scarpa had been at the New Jersey apartment earlier that day and had narrowly avoided being arrested himself.

Heffner went on, "He came to me with the offer of a great deal more money, but with a codicil to my contract, in which I said essentially that he had absolute control over anything I might ever write or say or speak or give hand signals about concerning the motion-picture industry without the specific approval of Jack Valenti".

Under the rulings, an Internet provider can be forced to disclose the identity of its users without a judge's specific approval.

Now, based on a leaked white paper, we learn that the president believes that an "informed, high-level" official of the U.S. government may order the killing of an American -- even if the official has no information suggesting the target is engaged in an active plot to attack the U.S. -- without the president's personal and specific approval.

Hague said action could be taken "based on great humanitarian need and humanitarian distress" without specific UN approval.