The phrase "authorisation that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a specific authorization or permission that has been granted or is being discussed.
Example: "We need to obtain the authorisation that allows us to proceed with the project."
Alternatives: "permission that" or "approval that".
Where you have someone who's both a politician and one of the leaders of the executive doing something that is clearly an authorisation that is problematic.
Then last November the justice secretary, Chris Grayling, was asked to sign a blanket authorisation that is said to have placed the retention of the files on a legal footing for 12 months.
Dr Tygar therefore recommends that typed passwords be phased out, to be replaced with biometric scans or multiple types of authorisation that combine a password with some form of silent verification (clicking on a pre-chosen picture in a selection of images, for example).
And police use of these powers does not require the so-called "double-lock" ministerial authorisation that other intercept warrants do require.
These authorities recommend, for the purpose of drug licensing and marketing authorisation, that risks and benefits of preventative therapies for children with asthma are assessed in clinical trials that measure, as primary outcomes, physiological tests of pulmonary function and clinical measures such as symptom scores.
No decisions have yet been taken, but GOP aides are exploring possible provisions that can be attached to spending authorisations that would somehow "defund" aspects of Obama's action.
"Despite the presence of the Greek delegation in Brussels, there was no response on the part of the institutions [European commission, ECB and IMF] for discussions at the same [political] level or authorisations that would permit a solution to the issues that remain open," Dragasakis said in a statement.
By submitting an application form to enter the Awards, you confirm that you have the right to enter and have obtained all and any consents, permissions and authorisations that may be necessary (whether from your institution of higher education or otherwise) in order for you to enter.
Like Rubinstein, Honeywell is less concerned about people reading our emails, and more concerned with the sheer volume of authorisations that people grant to apps on a daily basis something she refers to as "privacy fatigue".
He must take action urgently to address the implications of the rushed authorisation phase that could undermine the whole project.
Those under examination could be barred from working in a job requiring FCA authorisation, though that wouldn't stop Hornby working at a publicly traded bookie.
