Sentence examples for authorization the commission from inspiring English sources

States generally require institutions to pay a fee for authorization, the commission said.

Additionally, or in combination with a partial authorization, the Commission, upon a similar showing, may allow all or part of a charge, classification, regulation, or practice to go into effect on a temporary basis pending further order of the Commission.

(d Commission records or information which are not part of the public record will be produced only upon authorization by the Commission.

"The six adoptions of today are the result of a usual and standard procedure concerning the authorization" of genetically modified crops, the commission said.

The commission gave preliminary authorization last month to dispensaries in each of the 47 state Senate districts, choosing from a pool of more than 800 applications scored by outside experts and with names of the companies and people involved redacted to avoid bias.

"If there is a project that would affect a listed structure, it has to be reviewed by the commission and must have written authorization from the commission in order to proceed".

In December, the Court of Justice of the European Union annulled the authorization to grow BASF's Amflora potato because the commission had not respected E.U. procedures.

Several government watchdog groups had asked the commission to look into Mr. Silver's authorization of a $103,080 state payment to two of the women, and Mr. Silver, a Manhattan Democrat, had said that he welcomed such an inquiry.

The opinion Thursday is one of three pieces of advice that will be considered by the commission, which would have to give authorization for food from cloned animals to be marketed within the 27-nation European Union.

Lawmakers then trooped into an early-evening meeting of the conference committee that had been negotiating the intelligence authorization measure, thinking they would quickly vote to approve the commission.

But the draft regulation softens some of the commission's bold proposals to expedite authorization decisions.