The phrase "authorisation over" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where one entity has control or permission regarding another entity or action, but it is not commonly used.
Example: "The manager has authorisation over all budgetary decisions for the department."
Alternatives: "control over" or "permission regarding".
The bill will need over $100 billion in around 100 new authorisations over the next decade, all of which will require approval from Congress.
Burragubba said he recalled Sedgman's response "because it was vital information" for the W&J before they had a formal authorisation meeting over a land use agreement with Adani on 4 October.
The new body will revise the code of conduct for MPs, investigate complaints against them, oversee the allowances system, take over the authorisation of MPs' claims, and maintain the register of MPs' financial interests.
"The ambassador for Spain in Austria has just informed us that there is no authorisation to fly over Spanish territory and that at 9am Wednesday they would be in contact with us again," defence minister Ruben Saavedra said.
"The ambassador for Spain in Austria has just informed us that there is no authorisation to fly over Spanish territory and that at 9am Wednesday they would be in contact with us again," the Bolivian defence minister, Ruben Saavedra, said.
For the administration, the best-case scenario this weekend is that House Republicans choose to drop their fight over spending authorisation but mount a separate showdown over extending the government debt limit in mid-October.
"These exemptions have been protected in the new sanctions with such transactions only requiring prior authorisation if they are over €100,000.
Hence, ERA methodologies have to be applied such as modelling approaches which integrate the accumulation of adverse effects across larger spatial and temporal scale resulting in predictions of risks when large-scale and long-term cultivation (over the full authorisation period of 10 years) of GMPs is envisaged [see e.g. 19].
A European court of justice case placed a question mark over whether such an authorisation process meets human rights standards.
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.
