Sentence examples for authorisation to conduct from inspiring English sources

An ethical clearance was obtained from the Cameroon National Ethical Committee and an authorisation to conduct research from the Ministry of Scientific Research of Cameroon for fieldwork.

Authorisation to conduct the survey was sought in line with the existing national policies and guidelines at national, provincial and district levels.

We thank Diego Lonardoni (Director of the the Lessinia Natural Parc, Verona, Italy) for his authorisation to conduct scientific investigations in this area and Slavko Polak (Notranjski muzej Postojna) for his support in sampling in some Slovenian caves.

The scale up of VCT in Kenya had a number of human resource policy implications resulting from the introduction of lay counsellors and their authorisation to conduct rapid HIV testing using newly introduced rapid testing technologies.

Ethical approval was provided for each survey by the Tajik Ministry of Health through a letter of authorisation for Project Sino to conduct the study.

In order to conduct the experiments, authorisation was obtained in accordance with the resolution number 10/2013 of the II Local Ethics Committee in Wrocław, regarding experiments on animals.

In a recent report, PEN International said: "The law contains very worrying provisions that empower the police to conduct searches without prior authorisation, detain suspects for up to 48 hours without the authorisation of a prosecutor".

The European Directive requires the Sponsor to obtain authorisation from the Licensing Authority of the Member State in which it is planned to conduct the trial (in the UK, the MHRA).

These documents were used to further obtain authorisation and administrative clearance from the divisional officers, district medical officers and, in the Bafut case, of the traditional ruler, in order to get the local consent to conduct fieldwork.

Authorisation to consult the medical report of birth was also requested.

That was an inference taken from his contribution to a debate about Regulation of Investigatory ­Powers Act, in which he said: "In a very limited range of circumstances, an authorisation under RIPA part II may render lawful conduct that would ­otherwise be criminal, if it is incidental to any conduct falling with the Act that the source is authorised to take".