Sentence examples for written authority from inspiring English sources

From Sunday, the Class A documents can be released "with the written authority of the presiding officers".

Run-ons and "non-committal-ness" dilute many young women's advocacy powers and thus their written authority.

Zen Buddhism, a popular branch of Mahayana thought in East Asia, sometimes goes to the point of rejecting any such written authority.

He explained that it was customary in such circumstances to obtain the written authority of a parent to put the car in his or her name.

"In general, for parties that are under 18, written authority is required from a parent or legal guardian, who must sign the booking form in the presence of one of our sales consultants," said a spokeswoman.

The written authority was only given in 1944 when Nichols was about to sign a contract with Du Pont, and it was found that Nichols original authority to sign project contracts from Colonel Marshall was based on a verbal authority from Styer, and Nichols only had the low delegated authority of a divisional engineer.

During this period he wrote Authority in the Modern State (1919) and The Foundations of Sovereignty, and Other Essays (1921).

Salindong had check writing authority and used that power to approve checks that paid off personal credit cards belonging to her, her sister-in-law and their extended family, court records show.

In the Feb. 4 issue of Nature magazine, they write: Authorities consider sugar as "empty calories" — but there is nothing empty about these calories.

DealBook writes: "Authorities are examining how some traders in the chief investment office influenced market prices as their bets began to sour.

It's written with "authority".