Sentence examples for authorisation to make from inspiring English sources

It was several years before he could bring himself to ask the Levi family for their authorisation to make the film; and then several more were spent in preparation and raising the budget for an international co-production.

The club's finance officer told Pannu he needed a direct authorisation to make the payment, to which Pannu replied he would "get something in writing" and said: "this is not theft, ok".

"We need a new update of military authorisation... to make sure we have every tool out our disposal, number one to destroy their (Isis's) caliphate … and destroy their very effective virtual caliphate that they are using on the internet".

Ayrault said a request had been made for police authorisation to hold the demonstration in Paris on Saturday, but that it would be refused.

"The new statute to be presented to the Congress during this mandate intends to make this authorisation concrete, but broadening it to include synthetic drugs into what is defined as the personal dose", the minister told Colombia's National Radio.

"Marvel did not obtain any license or authorisation from Rimowa to make replica copies of the cases for any purpose," says the firm in its suit, which was filed at a federal court in California.

It was reported that after Tahil joined EastEnders from appearing in stage musical Bombay Dreams, neither he nor the BBC had obtained proper authorisation from the Home Office to make the switch of employment legal.

The EPP Group first and foremost wants to make sure the authorisation procedure for plant protection products remains science-based and relies on independent, transparent and efficient processes.

Authorisations of political advertising are designed to make their creators accountable, transparent, and traceable.

But the FSA warns that the lack of authorisation means its investors are not entitled to make a complaint to the ombudsman or claim compensation from the Financial Services Compensation Scheme.

As if we couldn't be trusted to make those decisions without the authorisation of a higher authority – or at least a paper trail for them to peruse.