Sentence examples for every authorisation from inspiring English sources

For all SVHC 'scientific evidence of probable serious effects to human health or the environment'6 is available and every authorisation process includes, among other aspects such as socio-economic considerations, a comprehensive risk assessment.

The authorisation scheme thus establishes a use specific ban that is effective from a specified sunset date with permit reservation: by applying for authorisation actors may temporarily according to Art. 60 8) REACH every authorisation decision is subject to review overcome the barrier of the ban.

In each of those cases an immigration minister or a judge had to sign a new authorisation every four weeks for their continued detention.

In principle, every application for authorisation of a candidate product constitutes a case for comparative assessments, as required by the PPP Regulation.

They said that although Francis is willing to talk, he risks being prosecuted every time he speaks, without that authorisation.

During the Iran-contra scandal, lawyers realised quickly that every trail was leading to presidential authorisation of the arms-for-hostages scheme, implicit or explicit; but they did not want to impeach another president so soon after Watergate.

Regulatory documents include European public assessment reports published by EMA for every drug granted a central marketing authorisation.

Even if the information was available, the comparison of each and every medicine in a profile against an authorisation status is a considerable task, especially for protocol feasibility testing when a large volume of potential patients' information is being queried.

"We need a new update of military authorisation... to make sure we have every tool out our disposal, number one to destroy their (Isis's) caliphate … and destroy their very effective virtual caliphate that they are using on the internet".

"We were only able to proceed with authorisation from the Venetian authorities, who had to agree on every step".

The MPs and peers suggested that the new legislation should list every intrusive capability available to the security services and specify their purpose, authorisation procedure and what safeguards and oversight procedures exist for their use.