The phrase "authorisation are required" is not correct in written English.
It should be "authorisations are required" or "authorisation is required" depending on the intended meaning.
Example: "For access to the restricted area, authorisations are required from the management."
Alternatives: "permissions are necessary" or "approvals are needed."
The act sets a strict requirement that ministerial authorisation is required if the data of an Australian citizen is involved, and indicates that the citizen must be a "person of interest", such as someone involved in terrorism or organised crime.
But on Wednesday Ban's special envoy for Syria, the Algerian diplomat Lakhdar Brahimi, warned that "international law is clear" about security council authorisation being required for any military action.
Technology makes wiretapping much easier than it used to be too easy, perhaps so requiring warrants would help to restore the balance, say privacy advocates.Britain has long permitted the "warrantless" eavesdropping of its citizens (only the home secretary's authorisation is required), and few people appear to mind.
In France, authorisation is required from a judge if an ethics committee rules that the research imposes serious risks to the participants.
Market authorisation is required for all of these products prior to being imported, advertised or sold in Canada; to date, no e-cigarette product has received such market approval.
The in vitro approach to determining the rate of starch digestion has advantages over in vivo studies (animal and/or human subjects) in being considerably cheaper to perform and no ethical authorisation is required.
Court authorisation is required, first, because of the significant risk of making the wrong decision, either as to a child' s present or future capacity to consent or about what are the best interests of a child who cannot consent, and secondly, because the consequences of a wrong decision are particularly grave" [ 17].
(9) Text and data mining can also be carried out in relation to mere facts or data that are not protected by copyright, and in such instances no authorisation is required under copyright law.
According to EU medicines legislation, a marketing authorisation is required to place a medicine on the market in the EU, including online(1).
According to one US interrogator interviewed by Human Rights Watch, however, written authorisations were required for many of the abuses inflicted on prisoners at Nama, indicating that their use was approved up the chain of command.
