Sentence examples for Under authorizations from inspiring English sources

All animal procedures were performed under authorizations of the "Direction des Services Vétérinaires de Paris" of the "Prefecture de Police de Paris" and strictly followed the guidelines for the ethical treatment of the animals set forth by French law (decree N° 87-848 dated 11/19/1987 and modified by the decree N° 2001-464 dated 5/29/2001).

Capture and radiotracking were performed under authorizations of the Swiss Ministry for the Environment and the Valais Cantonal Office for Fisheries and Wildlife, in accordance with the Federal Law of 20 June 1986 on Hunting and the Protection of Wild Mammals and Birds.

All animal experiments (ICPI tests) were conducted according to internationally approved OIE standards, under authorizations set forth by the director of the veterinary services of Côtes d'Armor on behalf of the Prefect of Côtes d'Armor (N° 22-18) and the Director of the veterinary services of Hérault on behalf of the Prefect of Hérault (N° 34-114).

All procedures were approved by the cantonal veterinary authorities (Lausanne, Switzerland) under authorization number 2191.

In 2009, two adults and one calf escaped the herd and, after attacking humans and killing cattle, one of the adults (called "Pepe") was killed by hunters under authorization of the local authorities.

Therefore, the decrypted image can be obtained only when all these masks are under authorization.

But he had done it all in the service of his country & under authorization from his superiors.

(4) Exports are made under License Exception Strategic Trade Authorization (STA); are made under Authorization Validated End User (VEU); or are of 9x515 or "600 series" items.

"We have been working with Loudeye on obtaining content since October 2002 and Loudeye assured us on multiple occasions that the content they provided to us was prepared fully under authorization from the record labels and on behalf of the publishers".

The disclosures by the White House officials, under authorization from Mr. Bush, were an extraordinary display of finger-pointing in an administration led by a man who puts a high premium on order and loyalty.

It was Mr. Trump's most important order so far for the use of force — virtually all of his administration's other operations in Syria, Yemen and Iraq have been carried out under authorization delegated to his commanders — and appeared intended to send a message to North Korea, Iran and other potential adversaries that the new commander in chief was prepared to act, sometimes on short notice.