As early as 1775, Louis XVI's minister Malesherbes had authorised all prisoners to be given newspapers to read, and to be allowed to write and to correspond with their family and friends.
Wound stripes of gold braid were also authorised to be worn to denote each wound received.
If the subject's MMSE score was <20, adjusted for age and education, or if the subject's score to the other four tests was lower than the established cut-offs, the subject was deemed unable to give informed consent and consent had to be given by a legally authorised representative.
A spokesman for state police said the release of the photos had not been authorised, and they would not be given to other news media.
There is a great danger of only "nice" development being authorised with powers being given to the general community.
Perhaps consideration should be given to allow the school to include authorised time off in term time (up to a point) as one of those privileges?
Authorised hikers through the park will be given transponders that tell the detectors who they are, as with the "identification friend-or-foe" systems on military aircraft.
He also said that regulators should be given powers to formally authorise or prevent future bank takeovers after the FSA did not intervene to stop RBS taking over ABN Amro.
Both possibilities will lead to a webpage in which the question must be given a title and the questioner must prohibit or authorise the publication of the question (see Additional file 2: TIFF file - Screenshot webpage Add title - Add question - Authorise publication).
But dozens of Labour MPs have made clear they are prepared to defy him and vote with the Government to authorise air strikes unless they are given a free vote on the issue.
There could be no worthier cause but keep in mind that, in the case of public companies, the managers authorising those donations were giving other people's money, not their own.
