Sentence examples for and the authorisation of from inspiring English sources

The problem goes beyond the lack of transparency in the interaction between surveillance, briefing, and the authorisation of more surveillance.

Some of the principles proposed include justification by faith, the acceptance of baptism and the Lord's Supper as the only valid sacraments, the offering of the cup to the laity, the holding of worship services in the vernacular, and the authorisation of priests to marry.

I should like to point out that the aim of this text is to guarantee the safety of new therapies, while facilitating research and development and the authorisation of products derived from these advanced therapies.

The trial was started after obtaining approval of an Ethics Review Committee, conformity of the Directors of the Institutions, and the authorisation of the Spanish Regulatory Agency (AEMPS, Agencia Española del Medicamento y Productos Sanitarios) and the Institutional Review Boards (IRBs) at each site participating in the trial.

Bickford said it was time for ministers to "step out of the equation and leave the authorisation of these highly intrusive methods to the judiciary".

The office should be empowered to receive and determine petitions from designated individuals or entities, for their removal from the list, and for the authorisation of humanitarian exemptions".

The shadow chancellor, who joined Corbyn in opposing the Iraq war in 2003 and voting against the authorisation of RAF strikes against Isis targets in Iraq, said it was right to offer a free vote for such a "morally challenging decision".

The focus groups were recorded in audio and video, with the authorisation of the participants.

All roots were harvested from large populations at the beginning of their flowering period in 2006 and 2007, with the authorisation of the National Council for Research of Thailand.

The ECJ ruled that pubs should not be able to show copyrighted material such as the Premier League graphics and opening sequences without the authorisation of the league, which may now insist on its logo being shown on broadcasts throughout matches.

This should be achieved without subjecting children to unnecessary clinical trials and should not delay the authorisation of medicines for use in adults.