authorise造句

To re - appoint auditors and to authorise the directors to fix their remuneration.

Any existing user for an entity can authorise any number of staff to use the site.

Lvaro Colom, the President of Guatemala, said that he would authorise the extradition of his predecessor, Alfonso Portillo, to the United States on embezzlement charges.

Some see this as a slippery slope down which “efficiency seems to authorise all imaginable offences against our dear language, ” as one educationalist grumbles.

But a leak on March 30th suggested that the President had signed a secret "finding" that would authorise covert support for the rebels.

The measures, valid in five of Paraguay’s 17 departments for 30 days, authorise arrests without a legal warrant and allow the army to join the police in security operations.

This means they can also be used to authorise larger payments by entering PIN codes directly on the handset or topped up with stored credit from an online bank account without having to go to an ATM.

Many are under the misapprehension that it is a vote to authorise new spending, not permission to pay the bills that this and earlier Congresses have already run up.

And he poses a threat on other fronts: Mrs Clinton has always had problems with anti-war leftists, who are furious about her vote to authorise the Iraq war and disappointed that she has refused to renounce it.