Sentence examples for get authorisation from from inspiring English sources
Hitherto, doctors have had to get authorisation from the company's "utilisation review" division before making medical decisions, leading to needless hassles and endless delays.
Four well-known church-run universities, given full rights after a deal in 1962 with the Vatican, will remain exempt from a 1991 law requiring new universities to get authorisation from regional governments if, say, they want to expand.
He said there needed to be a code of conduct similar to that in the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 (Pace), under which officers needed to get authorisation from a judge before they could use the powers to investigate journalists' sources.
Opening up the market to new competition means that barriers to entry - essentially getting authorisation from the Prudential Regulation Authority - need to be eased and that some banks will need to fail.
Mirren said the film, which follows the progress of a drone strike from multiple viewpoints and features Rickman as a British general trying to get authorisation for a strike, suited the late actor's "intelligence".
How do you get authorisation for the spending of money on cocaine?
This includes a recently lengthened period of data exclusivity the years after a patent expires during which copycats are excluded from using data from the original inventor's tests or clinical trials of a drug to get authorisation for a generic version.
That matters because in a formal pursuit, police officers must immediately get authorisation to continue from their control centre, and the two unmarked cars did not - and it is that assertion that the jury explicitly rejected.
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.
At least some EU members insist on getting authorisation for the operation from the UN Security Council.
