| "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. | |
