Sentence examples for authorisation provided from inspiring English sources
Experimental animals were treated in compliance with the actual national and international guidelines (the Italian legislative decree 116/92 and the European Community Directive 86/609 CEE) and in accordance with the authorisation provided by the Italian Ministry of Health (as of DM 44/1994-A and subsequent integrations).
Any assessed patient who required antiviral medication was asked to find a 'flu friend' (a relative, friend or neighbour) to collect this on their behalf from a distribution centre, using the authorisation number provided by the service.
(17) The time-frame for joint clinical assessments for medicinal products should, in as far as possible, be fixed by reference to the time-frame applicable to the completion of the central marketing authorisation procedure provided for under Regulation (EC) No 726/2004.
But he is expected to receive overwhelming congressional support for separate authorisation to provide military support to rival Syrian rebels, a vote that some Republicans fear could help boost Democratic chances in this November's midterm elections by providing political support for his tough new foreign policy.
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.
Authorisation options are provided in Jenkins through an access control matrix per project, which allows fine-grained policies to be implemented that restrict the operations a user is allowed to invoke with respect to that project, the build history and the archived job data.
KN provided clinical authorisation and support for the study.
JR provided clinical authorisation and support for the study.
But, with Rangers seeking compensation, the Scottish FA will not provide authorisation for the moves.
Approximately 10% declined medical record release or died before providing authorisation.
Ethics committee permissions were gained and the study also has received approval from the Confidentiality Advisory Group Ethics and Confidentiality committee which provides authorisation to lawfully hold identifiable data on patients without their consent.
