Sentence examples for an authorisation to from inspiring English sources

An ethical clearance was obtained from the Cameroon National Ethical Committee and an authorisation to conduct research from the Ministry of Scientific Research of Cameroon for fieldwork.

These powers can only be used where a police officer of the rank of superintendent or above has given an authorisation to do so in respect of a relevant area.

"For example, an agency can make an authorisation to seek the subscriber details of a particular person, but that authorisation needs to be given to multiple phone companies to check for the subscription details.

Those proposals, which are likely to be adopted by the National Assembly in the coming weeks, are thought to include an authorisation to Cubans for the first time in more than 50 years to buy and sell private property, commerce which was severely restricted in the past.

There are two competing arguments: (i) that provided there is a Council discussion, if it does not reach a conclusion, there remains an authorisation to use force; (ii) that nothing short of a further Council decision will be a legitimate basis for the use of force.

The FSA, which has been investigating the systems and controls in place in RBS's so-called global banking and markets arm grants an authorisation to any individual wanting to take a role in the City and is able to withdraw the licences to operate as well.

Failing to realise that winning an election does not give a leader authorisation to seize all state power and disregard minorities is a case in point: here lies, in fact, the gulf between formal and substantial democracy.

It would enact deep spending cuts in return for a new authorisation to raise the US debt ceiling and draw America back from the brink of defaulting on its debt.

The club's finance officer told Pannu he needed a direct authorisation to make the payment, to which Pannu replied he would "get something in writing" and said: "this is not theft, ok".

Participants were also asked to sign and return an authorisation form to allow medical record review.

I disagree, therefore, with those commentators and lawyers, who assert that nothing less than an explicit (underlined) authorisation to use force in a Security Council resolution will be sufficient.