Sentence examples for authorised meaning from inspiring English sources

As a print journalist, if I interview a politician, I have to hand in the finished interview to be "authorised", meaning censored and sanitised, by his or her spin people.

Designers are also keen to keep their goods off the "grey market", where wholesalers sell their products outside the brand's authorised retailers, meaning they can't control the pricing and all-important shopper "experience".

Only the authorised – and I mean really authorised – can go in it.

"We told GlaxoSmithKline to ensure that they retained the meaning of any authorised health claims if they reworded them to aid consumer understanding," the ASA ruled.

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

However, the advertising watchdog decided that GSK had strayed from the specific meanings of the authorised claims in their interpretation and ruled that the TV and poster ads should be banned.

Correspondents take this to mean economic sanctions against Russia already authorised by European leaders in March.

It often means they report what I would call the authorised received wisdom.

Moreover, our study focused on overall licensing failure, meaning that we did not take into account that for some products, the authorised indications and/or patient populations may have been restricted at the end of the MRP/DCP procedure.

Our authorised collector...".

All our authorised sites are full up".