"Only the intelligence services would authorise that," says a politician.
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Securities regulators authorise mutual funds, hedge funds, investment firms and trading operations.
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Mr Buffett's money helped it avoid asking shareholders to authorise the Anadarko deal.
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"I didn't authorise anyone and no-one asked me for authorisation," he said.
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Germany is now the 24th country in the world to authorise same-sex marriage.
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The EU had also initially requested that the WTO authorise countermeasures of $12 billion.
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In December PG&E asked regulators to authorise an increase of 12% next year.
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Mr Obama used this label to authorise strikes against IS in its Libyan base, Sirte.
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Patients authorise their doctors to write in their PKB file, thus creating one centralised record.
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Young's move hinges around the one warrant used to authorise all of these computer intrusions.
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He added that work was underway to authorise four companies for export of tomatoes to Russia.
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ESMA said that regulators should not authorise "letter box" entities that have few staff or operations.
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We do not approve or authorise any production of Rip Curl products out of North Korea.
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The famously gridlocked chamber approved a measure that would authorise small changes to quicken the security process.
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Bank chiefs can also authorise look-out notices for defaulters to prevent them from leaving the country.
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Britain will need to authorise hundreds of new medicines on sale now only thanks to EU-wide registrations.
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Chinese laws and regulations do not authorise any firm, including Huawei, to build back doors to network systems.
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FINMA, which would still oversee the fund managers, could later authorise making funds available to the wider public.
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But Trump also threatened on Thursday to take steps to authorise new tariffs on $20.1 billion in Chinese imports.
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Trump also said on Thursday he was taking steps to authorise new tariffs on $70.513 billion in Chinese imports.
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Trump also said on Thursday he was taking steps to authorise new tariffs on $325 billion in Chinese imports.
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Judges are reviewing all material submitted by the prosecutor, and must decide whether or not to authorise an investigation.
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The shareholders' meeting on Tuesday also turned down a proposal to authorise the board to decide on share issues.
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At the moment, most global jurisdictions do not expressly authorise vehicles to operate on regular roads without a driver.
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The findings of the two reviews will help the watchdog decide whether to authorise new entrants into the automated market.
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AIRBUS SAYS WTO WILL AUTHORISE EU TO IMPOSE TARIFFS ON BOEING 737 MAX, 787 AND 777 IN MAY/JUNE TIMEFRAME
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The Versace company "did not authorise and was not involved in the television series," it said in a statement on Monday.
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It goes without saying that Congress is unlikely ever to authorise such an intervention, not least because it would be expensive.
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Financial-technology firms worry, for example, that banks will redirect customers to their own apps to authorise the use of data.
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It is symbolic of the CIA's defiant refusal to hold accountable those who authorise every rendition, detention and interrogation programme worldwide.
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It is also not clear whether the European Commission, which must authorise the use of state aid, would approve the plan.
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The FCA said it can take up to 12 months to reach a final decision on whether to authorise a new platform.
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Before he died Mr Zavascki was about to authorise plea-bargaining deals with businessmen that could lead to more prosecutions of politicians.
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While a large tax cut funded by QE would accomplish something similar, governments could authorise central banks to manage cash handouts themselves.
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Dozens of different outfits, including public universities, can authorise charters in exchange for a cut of the revenue going to those schools.
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Mustier said contacts with the European Central Bank showed the regulator was willing to authorise share buybacks if lenders had enough capital.
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"We don't want to authorise empty shells," Daniele Nouy, the head of the ECB's Single Supervisory Mechanism, told a European parliamentary hearing.
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Many warn of risks ahead, especially a U.S. government shutdown, should this Friday's deadline to authorise new borrowing pass without a deal.
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I therefore want to say with plenty of clarity: in these conditions we cannot authorise the development of Libra on European soil.
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SCOTTISH NATIONAL PARTY WOULD ONLY A SUPPORT MINORITY LABOUR UK GOVERNMENT IF IT AGREED TO AUTHORISE SECOND INDEPENDENCE REFERENDUM FOR SCOTLAND - FT
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But despite two decades of aggressive lobbying, Sheldon Silver, the longtime Democratic Speaker of the state Assembly, consistently blocked efforts to authorise it.
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LAST WEEK J.R.R. Tolkien's estate announced that it did not "authorise, or participate in the making of" a new biopic of the author.
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Mustier said contacts with the European Central Bank showed the regulator was willing to authorise share buybacks if a lender had enough capital.
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Under Germany's criminal code, insults against foreign leaders are not permitted but the government can decide whether to authorise prosecutors to go ahead.
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S. unit Zhaopin Ltd's shareholders voted in favour of proposal to authorise and approve merger of Zhaopin Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Conservationists immediately sued, arguing that the Antiquities Act and subsequent legislation authorise a president to declare national monuments, but not to undo previous declarations.
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In his motion, Dyer references last month's events, where a Massachusetts judge ruled that the warrant used to authorise the mass hack was void.
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In approving laws to authorise the referendum and set up a new state, Catalonia's parliament violated Spain's constitution and its own statute of home rule.
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Bill Clinton was the first American president to authorise a project to declassify Pentagon and CIA documents related to human-rights abuses in Latin America.
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The bishops would not be able to authorise the change, but they could recommend it to Francis who does have the power to enact it.
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Speaking to reporters, Mus also said the proposed amendment to the law will authorise the central bank to determine required reserves in terms of assets.
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Other propositions would authorise bonds to build new houses and allow some state revenues earmarked for mental-health services to be used for housing the homeless.
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This was gradually replaced from 2009 in most contracts by the requirement of premium placement/minimum ads and the right for Google to authorise competing ads.
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France has complained that joint arms manufacturing projects are being stalled by Berlin's refusal to authorise future arms export licences to Saudi Arabia, a major buyer.
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So to combat that, the changes to Rule 41 of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure will let magistrate judges authorise hacks beyond their current jurisdiction.
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"Civil war" can be invoked to bring a conflict within the constraints of the Geneva Convention and to authorise intervention, including millions of dollars in humanitarian aid.
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The big question is, did President Obama or high ranking Whitehouse officials know of and authorise spying on a political opponent, mainly Trump and his campaign staff.
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The CPS later decided not to authorise charges against a number of other Conservative MPs, having found insufficient evidence that the false declarations had been made knowingly.
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"It is mostly likely—despite IMSI catchers not being expressly referred to—that it's these sections that will authorise their deployment and provide safeguards against abuse," he wrote.
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McKinsey, the world's largest management consultancy, said it was reasssured by initial findings of the Eskom inquiry that showed the consultancy did not authorise any payments to Trillian.
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In 2002, then a United States senator, she voted to authorise the invasion of Iraq in pursuit of weapons of mass destruction that turned out not to exist.
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However, he said national regulators, who authorise funds which then have a "passport" to market themselves across the EU, would probably resist giving up supervisory powers to ESMA.
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Last month, Judge William G. Young of the District of Massachusetts suppressed all evidence in a Playpen case because the warrant used to authorise the malware was void.
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Italy's government will ask parliament in the first weeks of April to authorise a new hike in this year's deficit levels, Economy Minister Roberto Gualtieri said on Tuesday.
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Details of the scheme remain sketchy and it is not clear whether the European Commission, which must authorise the use of state aid, would allow the plan to proceed.
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Italy's third-largest bank is shedding problem assets to comply with demands set by European Central Bank supervisors to authorise a merger between Banco Popolare and BPM last year.
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That reasoning, however, had little to do with the malware itself or any discovery issues, and instead circled around the one warrant used to authorise the FBI's hacking campaign.
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In the US, dozens of lawyers have tried to suppress evidence obtained by the malware, many of them arguing that the warrant used to authorise these searches was invalid.
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A judge upheld the earlier decision to ban him from running for office for five years, but did authorise him to seek a judicial review of the "spiritual influence" charge.
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In April, one judge decided to throw out all evidence obtained by the malware because the warrant used to authorise it was invalid, and a second judge recommended the same.
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EU state aid rules authorise reductions up to a certain level of contributions levied on energy-intensive company exposed to international trade and used to fund renewable energy support schemes.
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A World Trade Organization decision whether to officially authorise U.S. tariffs on European goods imports due to illegal state aid provided to Airbus due on Monday will also be watched.
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The states where the men were to be put to death all authorise lethal injection and therefore prescribe the same "manner" of death that the federal government wishes to use.
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SHANGHAI, Feb 23 (Reuters) - China's top securities regulator Liu Shiyu has proposed to delay a deadline for the government to authorise a registration-based initial public offering mechanism until Feb.
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If that is followed by a "freedom-of-navigation operation", that is, a navy or coastguard trip that Canada does not authorise, a new crisis in relations with America could erupt.
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AS PART of the Trump administration's broad crackdown on immigration, it has ramped up challenges to applications for the H-1B visas used to authorise entry for high-skilled migrant workers.
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The draft rules would protect dealers from being dumped by manufacturers, who would be required to authorise dealers for at least five years at first and for three-year periods thereafter.
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She voted to authorise the use of force in Iraq and for the Patriot Act, a Bush-era law that expanded the authority of law enforcement agencies to spy on Americans.
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The agency is the only body that can authorise sales in the 28-country EU of new drugs to treat the most common and serious diseases, including cancer, diabetes and flu.
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LONDON, Jan 26 (Reuters) - Britain's parliament will debate a bill to authorise the government to trigger the Brexit process by invoking Article 50 of the European Union's Lisbon Treaty on Jan.
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She also asks if the PRA has the capacity to directly authorise and supervise financial firms from elsewhere in the EU who want to continue providing services in Britain after Brexit.
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He said euro zone finance ministers could authorise the disbursement of new loans to Athens as soon as all reforms agreed with Greece, called prior actions, are verified by lenders' institutions.
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The group told that their donation would be anonymous was more likely to take the reward and authorise the donation than the group that was told its decision would be (comparatively) public.
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Popular's response—an extraordinary one for extraordinary times—was to download data onto encrypted laptops early every morning and send it out with employees who would stand by tellers and authorise withdrawals.
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The head of Ireland's central bank said on Thursday that it is processing over 100 Brexit-related applications to authorise firms across sectors including investment management, banking, trading venues, payments and insurance.
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By a large majority of 412 to 202 votes, MPs agreed to authorise the government to ask the European Union for an extension of the Article 50 Brexit deadline beyond March 29th.
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To issue transfer orders via SWIFT, tight security protocols must be followed, including possession of a physical key (a so-called dongle) to authorise transfer orders, long passwords and biometric access control.
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Written in a pre-internet era, they give sweeping powers to the home secretary to authorise the interception and collection of electronic information, and the planting of bugs (in spookspeak, "equipment interference").
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From there, the Palestinian Authority Health Office will need to authorise it, get a permit from an Israeli coordination officer, find the right hospital, and send a commitment to pay the bill.
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In order to authorise it, the Milan bourse might have to waive a requirement for at least 25 percent of the company's shares to be "free-floating", or easily tradeable by investors.
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Since they had no pre-arranged credit limit, the branch official asked the companies to put down the full amount as collateral so the bank could issue LOUs to authorise the credit.
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The total amount pledged will be displayed in real-time on Monzo's website, followed by a ballot to randomly select the people who'll be able to authorise their investments from March 14.
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ROME, March 24 (Reuters) - Italy's government will ask parliament in the first weeks of April to authorise a new hike in this year's deficit levels, Economy Minister Roberto Gualtieri said on Tuesday.
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Abe's government has said it is prepared to authorise force to protect ships in danger, a controversial decision because Japan's war-renouncing constitution forbids the use of military force in international disputes.
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The head of the central bank said last month that it is processing over 100 Brexit-related applications to authorise firms across sectors including investment management, banking, trading venues, payments and insurance.
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Pannick said that even parliament did vote in favour of the March deadline, that would make no difference to his case that parliament, not ministers, had the power to authorise triggering the article.
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The Times - Andrew Bailey, the Financial Conduct Authority's chief executive, defended its decision to authorise Lendy, the failed peer-to-peer lender, saying that the move reduced the risk of "consumer harm". bit.
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The bank's first deputy chairman, Nikolai Tsekhomsky, said it would ask the government to authorise the scheme, which would see it offering interest rates of 1.5-2 percent for up to one year.
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Finance Minister Tito Mboweni is yet to authorise the use of more state guarantees, although the public enterprises ministry said on Wednesday that it was working on "immediate actions" to ensure SAA's survival.
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Johnson has challenged Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn to vote for an early election and will bring forward a vote on Wednesday evening designed to authorise a new poll to be held on October 15.
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MOSCOW, April 30 (Reuters) - Russia's oil pipeline monopoly Transneft will authorise Russian Railways to transport 100,000 tonnes of crude oil in May due to pipeline contamination, the state railway operator said on its website.
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The ruling stems from a 2013 case when the German Federation of Consumer Organizations took legal action against online lottery company Planet49, which had a pre-ticked checkbox to authorise the use of cookies.
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On January 11th the constitutional court is expected to authorise a ballot sought by Italy's biggest trades union federation on rescinding crucial elements of the last government's proudest achievement: a labour reform passed in 2014.
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The violence prompted the United Nations to authorise the deployment of 4,000 extra U.N. troops to bolster a U.N. mission there, warning South Sudan it would face an arms embargo if it did not cooperate.
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HANOI, July 90 (Reuters) - Fledgling Vietnamese carrier Bamboo Airways moved a step closer to starting operations on Tuesday as the government said it would authorise the transport ministry to issue it with an aviation licence.
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The City of Miami Commission and Miami-Dade County unanimously granted their preliminary approval on Thursday for a proposal to authorise city manager Emilio Gonzalez to negotiate a contract with Formula One by July 1.
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When the EU's 27 other governments agree that "sufficient progress" has been made on these, which they hope may be this autumn, they will authorise Mr Barnier to start talks on a post-Brexit trade deal.
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But by the end of March, Eskom was experiencing difficulties raising funding, according to a finance ministry report to parliament seen by Reuters, prompting Finance Minister Tito Mboweni to authorise the cash transfer on April 2.
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He did not authorise submission of manuscripts related to CCR5 or PCSK9 [an unrelated protein involved in cholesterol transport] with any journal, and he was not the lead, last, or corresponding author on any such manuscript.
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LONDON, Oct 19 (Reuters) - Britain's Financial Conduct Authority has begun its second in-depth review of firms that help people repay their debts, saying it has refused to authorise some of them due to poor practice.
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Judging by court documents in related cases, the warrant used to authorise the deployment of malware allowed the FBI to infect anyone who logged into the site (the warrant and its supporting affidavit are currently sealed).
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The International Seabed Authority, for instance, is overseeing the new system to authorise mining the deep ocean floor, and is expected to approve by 2019 the first attempt to do so off the west coast of Mexico.
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Some analysts speculate Riyadh and Abu Dhabi felt confident to authorise criticisms of Qatar by their deepening friendship with Trump, confident that his opposition to Iran and all Islamist armed groups reflects their views more than Qatar's.
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ROME, Dec 19 (Reuters) - Italy's cabinet will meet later on Monday to authorise an increase to the national debt to cover the cost of saving Monte dei Paschi di Siena and other ailing banks, government sources said.
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He expects to authorise the first experimental driverless six-person taxis in Paris next year, and claims that city hall will ban privately owned cars (as opposed to ones that are leased) in the centre by 2025-30.
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Marielena Hincapié of the National Immigration Law Center, says that Mr Trump's orders demand that local police become de facto immigration agents and authorise a supersizing of border patrol and immigration enforcement while freezing the hiring of immigration judges.
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After a massacre this year at a high school in Parkland, Florida, Lee County decided to do what a number of states have aleady done, though the rules vary widely: authorise teachers and staff to carry guns in school.
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This sort of solution seems to be no more intrusive than the virtual crocodile clips that our democratically elected representatives and judiciary authorise today in traditional voice intercept solutions and certainly doesn't give any government power they shouldn't have.
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Persons who authorise the use of, direct the use of, or operate, these systems must do so with appropriate care and in accordance with the law of war, applicable treaties, weapons-systems safety rules and applicable rules of engagement.
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He exhorted Congress to approve the recently concluded Pacific trade agreement, pass legislation to authorise the ongoing American operations in Syria and Iraq and work on criminal-justice reform, one of the few remaining causes that has bipartisan support.
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JERUSALEM, Sept 22 (Reuters) - A fault in the supply of natural gas from Israel's only commercial field has forced Energy Minister Yuval Steinitz to authorise the use of alternative fuel sources to produce electricity, the ministry said on Friday.
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Several LGBT+ websites have been blocked and in recent weeks over 20 LGBT activists been fined 450,000 Russian rubles (US$6,800) for protesting at the annual St. Petersburg pride parade in August after authorities refused to authorise the rally.
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The trio of tweets evolved into a presidential memorandum on August 25th barring transgender people from entering the military and setting March 23rd as the deadline by which the military would authorise transgender people already serving to be let go.
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Its heroes include Kim Davis, the Kentucky clerk who was jailed after refusing to authorise same-sex marriages, and Jack Phillips, the Colorado baker whose refusal to prepare a cake for a gay wedding is being mulled by the Supreme Court.
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Pannick argued that the 2015 act did not say what should happen after the referendum, and that since triggering Article 50 would effectively nullify the 1972 act through which Britain joined the EU, only parliament could authorise such a step.
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Euro zone member Slovenia moved last month to authorise the Court of Audit to have some oversight of the Bank of Slovenia's business activities and let it review its past supervisory decisions, including a past restructuring of the bank sector.
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Soccer's rule-making body IFAB, at which FIFA holds four of the eight votes, will discuss on Saturday whether to authorise trials of video technology to help referees make decisions over questionable goals, penalties, red cards and cases of mistaken identity.
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The Times Prime Minister Boris Johnson's government needs to loosen regulations and automatically authorise tens of thousands of companies to trade with the European Union to minimise disruption in the event of a no-deal Brexit, industry leaders have warned. bit.
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LISBON, March 18 (Reuters) - Portugal's Prime Minister Antonio Costa said on Wednesday that President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa asked parliament to authorise a state of emergency to contain the growing coronavirus outbreak, and that the government agreed with the measure.
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MILAN, April 14 (Reuters) - Private fund manager Quaestio Capital Management has asked the Bank of Italy to authorise its Atlas fund to take stakes in lenders, it said on Thursday, adding the European Central Bank would also examine the request.
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The Commission noted at the time that exclusivity practices had been in place since 2006, before being gradually replaced by Google from 2009 in most contracts — with the requirement of premium placement/minimum ads and the right for Google to authorise competing ads.
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The answer is to create a "pre-save" campaign, akin to a landing page where fans can authorise you to automatically add a new song, EP or album to their steaming library or playlist of their choice as soon as it becomes available.
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Instead, it's arguably a problem stemming from how the Department of Justice and the FBI have framed and referred to NITs in legal documents, meaning that some judges may not fully realise the power and scope of the searches that they authorise.
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The prime minister is having none of it, and his brother's government has refused to authorise an army deployment (which did not stop the army from conducting a spate of raids of dubious legality in Punjab's major cities immediately after the Lahore attack).
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Chancellor Angela Merkel last week agreed to allow prosecutors to pursue the case against Boehmermann under a section of the German criminal code that prohibits insults against foreign leaders but leaves it to the government to decide whether to authorise such cases.
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Police said the raids in Sydney were in connection with a suspected scheme in which a person would allegedly receive illicit commission to authorise payments by a financial institution to a contractor, with the payments higher than the agreed value of the contract.
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LONDON, Dec 8 (Reuters) - The British parliament's vote on Wednesday to back Prime Minister Theresa May's plan to trigger Brexit by end-March is "highly significant" to the legal battle over who has the power to authorise the step, a government lawyer said on Thursday.
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Mr Bishop told the justices that since no dusky gopher frogs currently reside on his client's land, and wouldn't survive there without a transformation of its terrain, the Endangered Species Act (ESA) does not authorise the government to set it aside as "critical habitat".
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The passing of the motion will allow the council's Future Melbourne Committee to authorise a councillor to write to 15 of the largest U.S. based companies urging them to make their move to the city — excluding weapons manufacturers, gambling companies and large carbon emitters.
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In an interview with German public television's Tagesthemen programme, Maas said there was no reason to approve sales while it was still unclear what had happened to Khashoggi, in an apparent reversal of last month's decision to authorise the sale of artillery systems to Riyadh.
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As a senator he has specialised in national security and foreign policy, clashing with Mr Obama—of whom he was an early endorser—by joining Senator John McCain, a Republican, in insisting that Congress should formally authorise the use of military force against Islamic State.
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On Sunday, 19 people took part in a protest in Kazan, capital of the mainly Muslim region of Tatarstan, located 800 km (500 miles) east of Moscow, after authorities said they would only authorise a demonstration of 20 people or fewer, Interfax news agency reported.
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A committee that must authorise the use of public funds to boost exports has approved the financing of a deal worth almost 210 billion euros ($2300 billion) signed by the state-owned ship builder to build seven ships for Qatar, Il Sole 225 Ore said on Sunday.
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In addition, a second aspect of Open Banking, which arguably targets the Visa-Mastercard duopoly, stipulates that banks offer an API to let customers authorise payments directly from their bank account as an alternative to other types of payments, such as card payments or manual bank transfers.
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"No EU state should be making the deadly decision to authorise the transfer or transit of arms to a conflict where there is a clear risk they will be used in war crimes and other serious violations of international law," Naval said in a statement on Monday.
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FRANKFURT, March 23 (Reuters) - The European Central Bank will not authorise "empty shells" created by London banks seeking to keep access to the European Union once Britain leaves, its chief watchdog said on Thursday, demanding that key functions, branches and dealing operations be put under its watch.
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The only other catch is that you'll have to log in via your credit card or Internet banking credentials — with Yodlee providing the tech behind this — in order to authorise Moneybox having read-only access to your transactions and to link your credit or debit card to the app.
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Tusk last week set an "absolute deadline" of Monday for British Prime Minister Theresa May to deliver "sufficient progress" in improving London's divorce offer if EU leaders are to authorise negotiations on a future free trade deal and on a largely status-quo, two-year transition period after Brexit.
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Among the proposals is a plan to restrict the power for senior police officers to self-authorise access to people's phone and web browsing records to investigations of crimes that carry a prison sentence of at least six months; and the creation of a new body to authorize requests for communications data, i.e.
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To decide that a person lacking the rental-company's blessing to drive a car "has no expectation of privacy even when the renter has given it to them" is to authorise "the police to stop every rental car and search every rental car, without probable cause, that might be on the road".
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Other notable cases coming this autumn include a row over hundreds of thousands of Ohioans who were removed from the registered-voter rolls because they had not voted in recent elections, and a battle in New Jersey over sports betting that might lead the court to authorise some forms of gambling nationwide.
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Following in the footsteps of de Gaulle, Chirac devoted much of his presidency to defending France as a great nation on the world stage - a reputation he bolstered when he threatened to use his U.N. Security Council veto against a resolution that would authorise military force to find and eliminate weapons of mass destruction in Iraq in 22011.
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The white paper acknowledges there will be more barriers to the EU market post-Brexit but makes maintaining trade ties for goods a priority and details a plan for a facilitated customs arrangement with the EU. It also says Britain wants to participate in EU agencies that authorise goods: the European Chemicals Agency, the European Aviation Safety Agency and the European Medicines Agency.
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S. authorities say Huawei pose high security risks * Huawei plans to build a plant in France (Adds details, background) PARIS, March 12 (Reuters) - France will authorise the use of some of Huawei's equipment in the rollout of its 5G network, two sources close to the matter told Reuters, despite U.S. calls to exclude the Chinese telecoms giant from the West's next-generation communications.
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