Sentence examples for authorizations to conduct from inspiring English sources

REM and HJF conceived and designed the study, drafted the protocol, obtained ethical clearance and authorizations to conduct the study in the university affiliated hospitals.

Authorization to conduct the study was sought from the relevant administrative and health authorities in the study area.

Get written authorization to conduct a motor vehicle and criminal background check in the states where the person has lived or worked for the past several years.

He said he had filed a proof of ordination with the state and was now awaiting the authorization to conduct weddings.

In banking law terms, the Fed is simply asking Congress to take back a specific authorization to conduct so-called merchant banking activities, which was originally granted to bank conglomerates in 1999 as part of the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act that famously ended the Glass-Steagall era.

He said that NBC plans to use the tools to help it conduct an online town hall this week called "Taking Sides: Should the U.S. Strike Syria?" ahead of the Congressional vote on President Obama's request for authorization to conduct military action against Syria's government for its apparent use of chemical weapons.

The decision to omit gathering of individual demographic information eased the authorization to conduct this research by the institutional review board (IRB) and the cooperating school district's Office of Research.

De Standaard additionally reported that the mayors of Boom and Rumst two towns located in the immediate vicinity of the festival granted police authorization to conduct the screening.

The New York Times editorialized on February 11 that President Obama's request to Congress for formal authorization to conduct war is "indefensibly late".

There is no requirement for law enforcement to submit reports to parliament about their activities, and they don't even have to obtain prior judicial authorization to conduct surveillance.

The Steele Dossier itself is not something that the FBI (or any law enforcement agency) could merely rely upon by itself as the basis to secure search warrants or authorization to conduct surveillance; the document would be rejected by a judge as inadmissible hearsay if submitted as part of an application for a warrant.