authorising

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网络  授权与; 认可

现在分词：authorising　

双语例句

• But the lawsuit alleges that in many cases, users are unknowingly authorising ongoing charges to their credit cards.
  但用户在诉讼中表示，在许多情况下，他们在不知情的情况下同意了在线信用卡付费。
• First, the House of Representatives voted overwhelmingly against a resolution authorising American military action with time limits.
  首先，众议院以压倒性趋势否决了授权有时间限制的军事行动的决案。
• A fight over authorising money that ultimately could be needed to pay international creditors is quite another thing.
  最终可能还需要政府资金支付欠债权国的债务，而就这笔资金产生的争论则是另外一种景象了。
• If you are employed a letter from your work unit authorising your leave.
  如你目前有工作，提供你单位准假的批准信。
• If we have issued you with a GS certificate, authorising your product to have a Swiss plug as an alternative component, your certificate is, with immediate effect, no longer valid.
  如果我们曾为您颁发过gs证书，认可您的产品可以使用瑞士插头作为可选零部件，那么您的证书立即不再有效。
• A letter stating the reason for application and authorising a representative to handle the application and collect the certificate of registered particulars;
  以书面说明申请理由，并授权一名亲友代为办理及领取该证明书；
• That it took so long to agree on a UN resolution authorising the use of force is part of the uncertain predicament of Libya and its influence on the rest of the region.
  各方用了很长时间，才就一项授权动用武力的联合国决议达成了一致，这体现出利比亚局势的不确定性，及其对该地区其它国家的影响力。
• China abstained in a UN Security Council vote authorising the transition to a UN force in Darfur, primarily because it buys oil from Sudan.
  在联合国安理会（UNsecuritycouncil）批准将达尔富尔维和行动过渡给联合国部队的投票中，中国选择了弃权，主要原因是中国需要从苏丹购买石油。
• Others propose empowering the IMF to create international liquidity by authorising it to issue additional special drawing rights and, more importantly, requiring the fed to accept them in return for dollar liquidity.
  还有人提议授权imf发行额外的特别提款权，从而生成国际流动性，同时还要求美联储接受这一安排以提供美元流动性。
• Australia's Senate yesterday blocked legislation authorising a fiscal stimulus worth A$ 42bn ( US$ 27.4bn), ignoring warnings from Kevin Rudd, the Labor prime minister, that any delay would push the economy closer to recession.
  澳大利亚参议院昨日否决了420亿澳元（合274亿美元）财政刺激的法案，未理会该国工党总理陆克文（KevinRudd）的警告：推迟实施该刺激方案，将把该国经济进一步推向衰退。