Sentence examples for any authorisations from inspiring English sources

The AFP has refused to confirm or deny the existence of any authorisations, citing the secrecy provisions of the Telecommunications (Interception and Access) Act 1979.

Australia has asked the ICJ to order Japan to stop its Jarpa II research programme and "revoke any authorisations, permits or licences" to hunt whales in the Southern Ocean.

But the person involved, she didn't have any authorisation from Wada [the World Anti Doping Agency] or anyone.

In particular, an external oversight mechanism should be created and access to telecommunication data limited (at the moment all nine intelligence agencies can use such data without any authorisation, for any purpose that fits their statutory duties).

We now realise that the IRS reads our email without requiring any authorisation or judicial supervision; the DEA complains about iMessage encryption; we have National Security Letters that confer broad and little-supervised snooping powers to US government agencies.

While Ford is keen to tell Theresa that he has never once messed up a plan or narrative, he lets her know that any authorisation he might have goes way over her head.

Asked about the possibility of further action on the ground to defeat Isis in Syria, May indicated that the Conservatives would want Labour's support in parliament before any authorisation.

Brooks said that, in 2000 and 2001, her "sign-off level" for payments was around £50,000, so any authorisation for something bigger than that should not only have come to her, but would have had to go above her to then-managing editor Stuart Kuttner.

He said: "There had been rumours since the 1950s that the 1926 census was actually pulped and burned during the war as part of a waste-paper campaign, apparently without any authorisation.

The presence of globally unauthorised GMOs (i.e. those without any authorisation for cultivation or marketing anywhere in the world) and unapproved GMO crops (i.e. those without authorisation for cultivation and/or marketing in that country or region) in food/feed or seed can be grounds for either product recalls or rejection of imports at national borders.

This meant that no approval was required by the ethics committee nor any authorisation by the commissioner for data protection by the national and cantonal laws nor were these recommended by the medical-ethical guidelines for scientific integrity of the Central Ethics Committee and the Swiss Academies of Sciences.