Sentence examples for authorised on the from inspiring English sources

Questions had been raised over whether a number of health and nutrition claims were authorised on the EU Register, and a competition featured before and after photographs which implied a rate of amount of weight loss.

Questions had been raised over whether a number of health and nutrition claims were authorised on the EU Register, and a competition featured before and after photographs which implied a rate of weight loss.

Under EU law, PPPs are authorised on the Member States level, while active substances are approved on the Community level.

Wandsworth Bridge and Albert Bridge were authorised on the same day, and were the last private tollbridges authorised in London.

The building of the first sixteen vessels was all authorised under the NIRA Executive Order on 16 June 1933; the last two were authorised under the Vinson-Trammell Act on 27 March 1934 (as part of a batch of 95 destroyers authorised on that date - covering DD380 to DD436 and DD445 to DD482).

A merger with the Birmingham and Liverpool Junction Canal was discussed in 1844, and was authorised on 8 May 1845, the new company retaining the name of the Ellesmere and Chester Canal.

We often noted the statement "the database was authorised on xxxx" to identify the unblinding date but an explicit date is important to report.

Charlemagne, named after the first Holy Roman Emperor, was authorised on 30 September 1895 as the name ship of the three battleships of her class.

Authorised on 22 July 1861 as the Hammersmith and City Railway (H&CR), the 2 mile line, constructed on a 20 feet high viaduct largely across open fields, opened on 13 June 1864 with a broad-gauge GWR service from Farringdon Street, with stations at Notting Hill (now Ladbroke Grove), Shepherd's Bush (replaced by the current Shepherd's Bush Market in 1914) and Hammersmith.

Lord Justice Leveson asked Mr Morgan: "The only person who would lawfully be able to listen to the message is the lady in question or somebody authorised on her behalf to listen to it.

This is the biography that Thatcher authorised, on condition that publication was delayed until after she was dead.