Sentence examples for authorised publication from inspiring English sources

He agrees that it was indeed deplorable.' But the row escalated and Viscountess Davidson MP put down a parliamentary question to the Chancellor, Rab Butler, asking why the Tate had authorised publication of the article.

The client has authorised publication of this document.

A few days afterwards, Moscow News, an authorised publication of the politburo, ran a leader with the headline: "A Poisoned Cloud of Anti-Sovietism".

The patient authorised publication of her/his anonymised data upon review of the present manuscript.

"That wasn't even authorised," she says, referring to the common practice among German print journalists to allow leading figures to authorise interviews before publication.

And who authorised its publication?

Had Lee authorised its publication?

Khrushchev himself authorised the publication of Solzhenitsyn's "One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich" (1962).

Earlier Theresa May refused eight times to tell MPs who had authorised the publication on the Home Office website of a letter she wrote to Gove.

The recent comments by the Sun journalist Katie Hopkins, authorised for publication by her Editor and senior staff,  are sadly some of the most offensive, xenophobic and racist comments I have read in a British newspaper for some years.

News of the Bali manuscript was released to the Guardian by the Association Chaplin, founded by the family, which has just authorised the publication of some of his unpublished writings in collaboration with the Cineteca di Bologna, a centre specialising in silent and long-lost films.