Sentence examples for authorised at from inspiring English sources

You can check whether an institution is authorised at a group level or as a separate entity by checking the authorised firms register on the Financial Services Authority's website.

Were the shootings authorised at a high level?

You can find out whether a company is authorised at fsa.gov.uk.

It has authorised at most two manufacturing projects at its Mariel port and special economic zone, despite hundreds of applications.

There must be proper authority – any intrusion must be authorised at a sufficiently senior level and with appropriate oversight.

Payments appeared to have authorised at a "senior level" within the newspaper and journalists recognised that "this behaviour" was "illegal", said Ms Akers, who is heading investigations.

But Kearns said the court "is satisfied, in the circumstances of this case, that it is in the best interests of the unborn child; it should authorise at the discretion of the medical team the withdrawal of ongoing somatic support being provided in this tragic and unfortunate case".

Guzmán's status as a prisoner last time round was special – with access to luxuries, prostitutes and drugs – to such a degree that his extended family would join him to enjoy wild, days-long Christmas parties in prison, authorised, as Anabel Hernández shows, at the highest political level.

He added the inquiry would reach conclusions on whether hacking at the paper was "condoned, encouraged, authorised, required" at a senior level or whether "there was a lack of supervision which permitted this culture" to flourish among more junior members of staff.

The statement said: Ms Reid has only met the colonel on two occasions, both of which were authorised meetings at the Nato base in Kabul.

The priority for screening potentially hazardous substances would be set by volume rather than by other measures of risk which was the original plan.The chemical industry was disappointed too, by a rule that hazardous substances will be authorised for at most five years, after which business must find a substitute, unless it can establish some "socio-economic justification".