Sentence examples for authorise work from inspiring English sources

A June 2006 law formalised the Czech regulations to authorise work with surplus embryos but forbids the creation of new embryos for research.

The act was dated 23 March 1720 and authorised work between Frodsham bridge and Winsford bridge.

The biggest weakness was the lack of an effective sea wall to resist naval bombardments, and in 1618 Philip III of Spain authorised works to create a new mole for a deep-water harbour, protected by a newly constructed gun platform and the Torre del Tuerto fort.

An Act of Parliament was obtained in 1930 to authorise the work, called the River Lee (Flood Relief) Act, and work began the following year.

The plan was revived in 1792, by which time the cost had risen to £24,200, and an Act of Parliament to authorise the work was obtained in 1793.

Undocumented workers are of course not authorised to work in the United States.

It is incumbent on employers to verify that new hires are authorised to work, using an eligibility form called an I-9.

While rebuilding the temple of the Yungang Grottoes, he authorised building work before gaining approval from Unesco, risking damage to the statues.

He said Adamson's evidence exposed flaws in the so-called approved persons regime, under which officials are authorised to work in the City.

Alan Bainbridge, a lawyer at Norton Rose Fulbright,described the changes to how top bankers are authorised to work in the City as groundbreaking.

Iraq has taken the first move in effectively throwing Blackwater Worldwide out of the country, by informing the US security company that it will no longer be authorised to work within its borders.