- authorize someone zu to
- jemandem Befugnis erteilen
English-German idiom dictionary. 2013.
authorize someone zu to
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cachet, lettre de — ▪ French history (French: “letter of the sign [or signet]”), a letter signed by the king and countersigned by a secretary of state and used primarily to authorize someone s imprisonment. It was an important instrument of administration… … Universalium
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