The phrase "authorisation law" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing legal frameworks or regulations that grant permission or approval for certain actions or activities.
Example: "The new authorisation law aims to streamline the process for obtaining permits for construction projects."
Alternatives: "licensing law" or "approval legislation".
Though Mr Obama says he can use a war-authorisation law passed after the September 2001 attacks, the president and Republican leaders agree that Congress should update the legal underpinnings of what looks like a long fight.
The Council also opposes a key "claw-back" clause, which would allow the commission to revoke authorisations from law-breaking operators that EU states fail to penalise.
In France, intelligence and government officials will be able to spy on internet users in real time and without authorisation, under a law passed on Wednesday.
French intelligence and government officials will be able to spy on internet users in real time and without prior legal authorisation, under a law passed on Wednesday.
(15) In addition to the conditions set out in Union law for authorisation of credit institutions and the cases for withdrawal of such authorisations, Member States may currently provide for further conditions for authorisation and cases for withdrawal of authorisation.
(15) In addition to the conditions set out in Union law for authorisation of credit institutions and the cases for withdrawal of such authorisations, Member States are currently able to provide for further conditions for authorisation and cases for withdrawal of authorisation.
The comments show Turnbull is still incensed by Labor's so-called Mediscare campaign at the 2016 election, in which anonymous robocalls and text messages that appeared to be from Medicare sparked an unsuccessful police referral and consideration of changes to laws around authorisation of political messages.
In particular, an internet user who "intentionally accesses a computer without authorisation or exceeds authorised access" is breaking the law, even though it doesn't actually explain what authorisation actually is, Hoffman added.
The overwhelming majority of international lawyers, including several who advise the government (such as Rabinder Singh, a partner in Cherie Booth's Matrix Chambers), have concluded that military action in Iraq without proper UN security council authorisation is illegal under international law.
(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.
