Sentence examples for for authorised from inspiring English sources
The 5-year report drafted in 2012 by the EMA-PDCO states that, although for authorised medicines, 26 new pharmaceutical forms were authorised for paediatric use since the entry of the Paediatric Regulation, a lack of age-appropriate formulations, in terms of safety of excipients, palatability, acceptability, dosing flexibility, accuracy and practical handling still exist [ 13].
An additional tool to improve the knowledge on medicinal products in the use of children is laid down in Article 30 the so-called Paediatric Use Marketing Authorisation (PUMA) where for off patent medicinal products data exclusivity are offered for authorised medicinal as an incentive.
Is there no way for authorised crew to re-enter the flight deck?
Apart from illness, the biggest reason for authorised absence is a family holiday.
He pointed out that Halifax already charges £1 per day or £2 per day for authorised overdrafts over £2,500.
The Drug Misuse And Trafficking Act now made an "Exemption for authorised persons participating in approved needle exchange program[s]".
After a transitional period, substances included in this list can be used only for expressly authorised uses for limited time spans.
To avoid potential bias due to time-related differences in the probability of getting authorisation, for each authorised product, a random sample of up to two designated products from the same time period (120 days before to 120 days after) as the designation date of the authorised product was selected.
However, if you regularly go overdrawn, you may be better off with the Abbey National or Nationwide, which charge £22 a year for an authorised overdraft of £500 for two weeks a month.
I joined Public Enemy's 55th tour in October 2006 to conduct the first interviews for my authorised biography Don't Rhyme for the Sake of Riddlin'.
They are Daily Telegraph columnist (and its former editor) Charles Moore for his authorised biography of Margaret Thatcher David Goodhartthethe former editor of Prospect, for The British dream, about the nation's changed demographics; and James Fergusson, the former Independent staffer, for The world's most dangerous place, about Somalia.
