authorizing (Meaning)

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authorizing (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Authorize

The manager is not authorizing any more overtime until the project is completed.
The contractor was authorizing to make minor changes to the building plans.
Only senior staff are authorized to access confidential documents.
The new software is authorizing to automatically update itself on a regular basis.
The judge denied the request authorizing the release of the suspect from prison.
The bishop is authorizing the ordination of new priests.
The CEO is authorizing the acquisition of a rival company.
The doctor is authorizing a new medication for the patient.
The government is authorizing a ban on smoking in public places.
The teacher is authorizing the students to use laptops in class.

of Authorize

empowering,enabling,qualifying, accrediting, permitting, warranting, vesting, certifying, approving, licensing

denying,preventing, impeding, barring, blocking, blocking, preventing, excluding, barring, stopping

The manager is not authorizing any more overtime until the project is completed.

The contractor was authorizing to make minor changes to the building plans.

Only senior staff are authorized to access confidential documents.

The new software is authorizing to automatically update itself on a regular basis.