Meanings of authorized biography in English

There's a writer here, doing an authorized biography of my grandfather.

You are afraid of undertaking an authorized biography in case your independence is compromised.

And if you really wanted to read fiction about Morgan, you should read his authorized biography.

It will be edited by British journalist Hunter Davies, who wrote the only authorized biography of The Beatles.

The most literary was Marshall, who, between sitting of the Court, ground out the first authorized biography of Washington.

With Walter Isaacson's authorized biography coming out next month, the study of Jobs and the roots of his success is just getting started.

In his authorized biography released last month, Jobs said, I will spend my last dying breath if I need to...to right this wrong.

The first volume of Charles Moore's authorized biography of Margaret Thatcher covers the British prime minister's life "From Grantham to the Falklands".

The New Yorker, October 12, 1992 P. 43 Signed Talk story about William Shawcross's new authorized biography of Rupert Murdoch.

The book was written parallel with the completion of the authorized biography of Amis by Eric Jacobs, which was published in England earlier this year.

For the first volume of Margaret Thatcher: The Authorized Biography is a triumph of scholarship, rigour and fair-mindedness.