Sentence examples for as authorisation from inspiring English sources

Nadir insisted that millions of pounds could be moved around with only his signature as authorisation.

It said the bill already included important safeguards such as authorisation by an independent issuing officer: a federal or supreme court judge or an administrative appeals tribunal member.

He described the Patriot Act, which was used by the NSA as authorisation for the bulk phone data collection, as a monstrosity.

Secondly, high-level security services such as authorisation are not provided by secure transport protocols, requiring applications to rely on customised (and often insecure) mechanisms for the provision of such services.

Britain has slowly restored its reputation at the UN after it bypassed UN objections to press ahead alongside the US in the invasion of Iraq in 2003, citing previous UN security council resolutions as authorisation for military action.

My employer had ordered me to remain within the larger perimeter of the airport for the duration of my seven-day stay and had accordingly provided me with a selection of vouchers from the terminal's restaurants as well as authorisation to order two evening meals from the hotel.

Auernheimer was convicted in November of conspiracy to access a protected computer without authorisation, as well as identity fraud.

Obama last year advocated the eventual repeal of the 2001 authorisation - as well as the 2002 congressional approval of the Iraq war - to aid in turning a page on a long era of US warfare.

This also refers to use in doses or routes of administration not in the authorisation, as well as to use outside the stipulated age ranges and administration to patients with a cited contraindication [ 1, 2 ].

- Subparagraph c: Article 196 5) can be deleted, because the obligations of the holder of the authorisation as well as the obligation for Customs to ensure compliance are regulated in or at least can be derived from Title 1, Chapter 1, e.g. Article 5(3) and Article 5(24).

Shadow foreign secretary Douglas Alexander said Labour's support for future action in Syria would not be conditional on UN authorisation as, alluding to possible vetoes by China and Russia, "the UK's moral compass is not set in Moscow and Beijing".