Sentence examples for authorised work from inspiring English sources

The act was dated 23 March 1720 and authorised work between Frodsham bridge and Winsford bridge.

Thus they started to think about how they could establish a series of authorised works to protect the brand.

Data will be anonymised and only accessible to authorised staff working on the study.

Although authorised in 1864, work on the bridge was delayed by negotiations over the proposed Chelsea Embankment, since the bridge's design could not be completed until the exact layout of the new roads being built on the north bank of the river had been agreed.

At 560 pages, the authorised version is a work of symphonic scale: a sweeping drama – constructed by the eminent ghostwriter Larry Sloman – full of crashing shifts between major and minor but always with the same tonal centre.

This authorised manufacturing of Warhol's work did not faze Balfour-Oatts.

Additionally and in adherence to NUI Galway policies regarding research involving live animals, this work was also authorised/ approved by National University of Ireland Galway Animal Care and Research Ethics Committee (ACREC).

Although Lewisohn maintains that his is not an authorised biography, he has been working from within the tent, so to speak, for years.

The corporation, which is responsible for the vast majority of Chinese movie production and is the only authorised importer of foreign films, will work with US firm Legendary Pictures on the pair of movies.

The GNER had authority for a railway from York to Newcastle; it opened to Darlington in 1841 having spent all of its authorised capital and could not start work on the extension to Newcastle.

Animal work was performed by authorised scientists (holding a personal licence) according to UK Home Office regulations (Guidance on the Operation of Animals, Scientific Procedures, Act 1986) and complying with the directives of the European Union (project licence 70/5882 scrutinised by Queen Mary Ethics Committee first and then approved by the Home Office, on April 2004)".