Sentence examples for authorised list from inspiring English sources

Another UN official who worked in Damascus early in the conflict told the Guardian: "The UN country team knew from the early days of the conflict that neither the government nor its authorised list of local associations for partnership with the UN could be considered as befitting the humanitarian principles of independence, neutrality and impartiality.

But the company is not on London 2012's authorised list of ticket resellers, meaning it is selling illegally.

Mr Rumsfeld authorised a list of coercive techniques in late 2002, including giving permission for prisoners to be stripped naked, terrorised with dogs and interrogated for up to 20 hours.

She also described Saatchi as a "brilliant but brutal man" and "not known for his temperate behaviour", and told how he would "shout and swear" at her. Lawson was asked to comment whether she had authorised a long list of expenses that members of the household, including her inner circle known as "Team Cupcake", incurred on Saatchi credit cards and accounts.

All practices in the PCT used SystmOne (TPP Ltd), which lists medicines authorised for repeat use on a "repeat template".

The ASA disagreed, saying the "hydrates and fuels you better than water" claim did not appear on the list of EU authorised health claims relating to "carbohydrate-electrolyte drinks".

The list of PPPs currently authorised in Germany including the conditions of use and required risk mitigation measures can be accessed on the online BVL database (https://apps2.bvl.bund.de/psm/jsp/index.jsp).jsp

You can be listed with the FSA without being authorised, so it may seem ok but you don't have the same protection.

The list of neurotoxic pesticides identified in this way was then compared to the current Annex 1 list (as of August, 2008) of pesticides authorised in the European Union according to Plant Protection Directive 91-414-EEC (an Excel data sheet with the status of active substances under EU review can be downloaded from ).

A data validation plan will be drawn up and will describe in detail the checks to be performed for each variable together with the list of the blatant errors for which correction is authorised.

In September 1992, Woon was appointed to the select committee to review the Companies (Amendment) Bill Bill No.. 33/92) which proposed, among other things, that scripless trading in securities listed on the Stock Exchange of Singapore be authorised so that share transfers can be made through computerised book entries.