Sentence examples for authorisation should be from inspiring English sources

Our view is that it is such a serious intrusion on privacy that judicial authorisation should be necessary.

His sole achievement, it would appear, was persuading him – even as the "day-after scenario" was falling apart – that UN authorisation should be sought for post-invasion operations.

A resolution from the centre-left and Green groups says authorisation should be withheld pending the results of a scientific study due by the end of next year.

If they are (extemporaneously, on a small scale, locally) prepared, exemptions as stated above may apply, whereas in they are (industrially) manufactured, the framework of GMP implemented within a manufacturing authorisation should be applied.

Authorisation should be granted, unless there are specific grounds for refusal attributable to the applicant, or the service would compromise the economic equilibrium of a public service contract.

"As a general principle the Committee consider that class authorisations should be kept to an absolute minimum," it writes.

In accordance with this Regulation, authorisations should be granted contractually, unless a temporary exception is provided for under existing legal licencing schemes.

I also believe that since Mr Blair is going ahead with his support for a US attack without unambiguous UN authorisation, he should be branded as a war criminal and sent to The Hague.

Although the prescription of psychostimulant drugs (primarily methylphenidate or modafinil) may be considered in the case of depressed patients (but in most countries remains outside the scope of marketing authorisation), this should be done only following a specialist assessment; in any case, these products are nowadays subject to an initial psychiatric prescription.

(78) Measures necessary for the implementation of the Framework, Access and Authorisation Directives should be adopted in accordance with Council Decision 1999/468/EC of 28 June 1999 laying down the procedures for the exercise of implementing powers conferred on the Commission(16).

Irvine and Colvin also dismissed suggestions that the existing system for seeking authorisation to access metadata should be toughened to a specific warrant scheme, saying such a step would severely hamper investigations.