Sentence examples for common authorisation from inspiring English sources

The European Union has also established regulations, which are applicable for all member states, to establish a common authorisation procedure for direct food additives, flavourings and enzymes.

The EU has recently adopted new regulations, which establish a common authorisation procedure for food additives and, for the first time, food enzymes and flavouring agents.

In order to increase consistency in common areas of the procedural aspects of food additives' approval, guidelines for evaluation by EFSA and decision-making by the Commission, are provided in Regulation (EC) No. 1331/2008 (adopted 16 December 2010) which establishes a common authorisation procedure for food additives, food enzymes and food flavourings.

However if Cameron's eventual request for Commons authorisation to launch airstrikes against Isis is couched in terms of defending the democratic regime in Baghdad, the majority of the shadow cabinet would probably support war, even if a Russian veto on the security council meant no explicit UN authorisation was given.

The European Union (EU) has adopted a common procedure for granting marketing authorisation for cancer drugs.

REACH introduced the first time an authorisation requirement for common chemicals into the chemicals legislation of the EU.

After a debate, it was sent to James, who rejected it; the Commons instead resolved to enter it into the Journal of the Commons, which required no royal authorisation.

"Actually I don't think this bill will get through either [the] Commons or Lords without judicial authorisation … There's a new consensus on this right across the board – across the experts, across the spooks, across the parties, across both houses of parliament," he said.

Agencies that work with families and children have different priorities and lines of accountability and authorisation, but they must share a common purpose for their joint safeguarding work.

Common issues include whether an NGO requires government authorisation to operate or fund other NGOs, as well as the process for obtaining work permits and visas.

Nick Clegg has insisted the question of whether to extend UK military action in Iraq would be put to a Commons vote, but suggested a request for political authorisation may not come until there is greater clarity about the countries that are prepared to get involved.