Sentence examples for approved the licence from inspiring English sources

The minutes of the HFEA's scientific committee, which approved the licence application last week, were released on 1 February.

The man who approved the licence, and allegedly passed on inside information helpful to the pair, was Ian Macdonald, a former minerals minister who earned his nickname of Sir Lunch-A-Lot for his love of long, expensive lunches.

Approving the licence application by the Crick Institute in London would provide vital details of how genes work in human embryos less than six-days old, which could ultimately help to improve the chances of a successful pregnancy in women undergoing IVF treatment, the researchers said.

The most difficult thing I've dealt with at work is... chairing the committee that approved the first research licence to create a human/animal hybrid embryo.

The NSW government still needs to approve the exploration licence extension for the project, which covers 35 square kilometres in rich farming land in the state's north.

The Local Research Ethics Committee approved the study and a licence was obtained from the Administration of Radioactive Substances Advisory Committee ARSACC).

According to the UK government's own record of export licences, between January and March this year ministers approved the sale to China of military aero-engines, military communciations equipment and 'technology to build combat aircraft'.

The Governmental Animal Protection Committee approved the experimental protocol used in this investigation (project licence number 35 9185.81/G-123/10).

The work will be reviewed by the UK government's fertility regulator, which is expected to make a recommendation on whether or not to approve the treatment under licence before the end of the year.

All mice were maintained and treated under the Home Office's animals (scientific procedures) Act 1986 under the Home Office approved Project Licence 70/5267.

The UK, the second-largest arms exporter in the world, approved licences for the sale of £7.7bn of arms last year, but its licensing export regime is under acute scrutiny amid fears British weaponry is being routinely used in Yemen.