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Authorise (to ) conjugation

English
40 examples
This verb can also mean the following: do
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Present Simple
authorise
authorise
authorises
authorise
authorise
authorise
Future Simple
will authorise
will authorise
will authorise
will authorise
will authorise
will authorise
Past Simple
authorised
authorised
authorised
authorised
authorised
authorised
Conditional Simple
would authorise
would authorise
would authorise
would authorise
would authorise
would authorise
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Progressive
am authorising
are authorising
is authorising
are authorising
are authorising
are authorising
Future Progressive
will be authorising
will be authorising
will be authorising
will be authorising
will be authorising
will be authorising
Past Progressive
was authorising
were authorising
was authorising
were authorising
were authorising
were authorising
Conditional Progressive
would be authorising
would be authorising
would be authorising
would be authorising
would be authorising
would be authorising
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you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Perfect
have authorised
have authorised
has authorised
have authorised
have authorised
have authorised
Future Perfect
will have authorised
will have authorised
will have authorised
will have authorised
will have authorised
will have authorised
Past Perfect
had authorised
had authorised
had authorised
had authorised
had authorised
had authorised
Conditional Perfect
would have authorised
would have authorised
would have authorised
would have authorised
would have authorised
would have authorised
I
you
it/she/he
we
you
they
Present Perfect Progressive
have been authorising
have been authorising
has been authorising
have been authorising
have been authorising
have been authorising
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been authorising
will have been authorising
will have been authorising
will have been authorising
will have been authorising
will have been authorising
Past Perfect Progressive
had been authorising
had been authorising
had been authorising
had been authorising
had been authorising
had been authorising
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been authorising
would have been authorising
would have been authorising
would have been authorising
would have been authorising
would have been authorising

Examples of authorise

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
"I, Frederick West, authorise my ."
"I, Frederick West, authorise my solicitor..."
'Parliament will meet tomorrow to authorise a state funeral, 'the first held for a commoner in this country.'
- Did you authorise that operation?
- I can't authorise that.
"I, Frederick West, authorise my ."
"I, Frederick West, authorise my solicitor..."
'Parliament will meet tomorrow to authorise a state funeral, 'the first held for a commoner in this country.'
- Did you authorise that operation?
- I can't authorise that.
"The President authorises the Deputy Director cia, Robert Ritter, "to conduct Operation Reciprocity including all support necessary.
- That authorises Logan to shoot you down.
Find out who authorises building maintenance at the station get me a list of pre-approved contractors.
Grimsberg church authorises gay weddings.
I cannot go one inch beyond what the Cabinet authorises.
"The President authorises the Deputy Director cia, Robert Ritter, "to conduct Operation Reciprocity including all support necessary.
- That authorises Logan to shoot you down.
Find out who authorises building maintenance at the station get me a list of pre-approved contractors.
Grimsberg church authorises gay weddings.
I cannot go one inch beyond what the Cabinet authorises.
! Max, I have no idea if you were authorised to ask that question, I rather suspect you were not, but even if you were,
"He was not authorised to implement a ruling yet to come into effect "and he committed a criminal act "as defined by Article 330 of the Criminal Code.
"The military commander is authorised "to sentence any transgressor to death, at his sole discretion.
"Why", the Defendant asks, "do we send bus-loads of children to gawk at that collection of tributes to authorised murder?"
"authorised personnel only".
"A magistrate may issue a warrant authorising the search of a premises provided there are reasonable grounds for believing the location contains material with substantial evidentiary value".
- Rachel, he's been allocated as our authorising officer.
And it was the Government of Australia and Britain who were responsible for authorising the migration schemes and if we're talking about historical context,
Are you authorising removal?
End of shift. Unless you're authorising double time.
! Max, I have no idea if you were authorised to ask that question, I rather suspect you were not, but even if you were,
"He was not authorised to implement a ruling yet to come into effect "and he committed a criminal act "as defined by Article 330 of the Criminal Code.
"The military commander is authorised "to sentence any transgressor to death, at his sole discretion.
"Why", the Defendant asks, "do we send bus-loads of children to gawk at that collection of tributes to authorised murder?"
"authorised personnel only".
"A magistrate may issue a warrant authorising the search of a premises provided there are reasonable grounds for believing the location contains material with substantial evidentiary value".
- Rachel, he's been allocated as our authorising officer.
And it was the Government of Australia and Britain who were responsible for authorising the migration schemes and if we're talking about historical context,
Are you authorising removal?
End of shift. Unless you're authorising double time.

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