Sentence examples for get authorised from inspiring English sources

You wouldn't get authorised to exist.

Whereas it takes less than a day to register a company in Britain, it takes months or years and can cost millions to get authorised as a bank.

The lead waitress is unsure, but it gets authorised.

"I got authorised for the surgery one day after I was accepted into a technical college," Pedro told me.

Andy Clark Linktiveer Linktive says site owners get to authorise and approve all links in the same way you authorise friends on Linkedin or Facebook.

Each time I try to withdraw money I am dealt with harshly by the staff and forced to wait around to get the transaction authorised.

During that period, drug firms wouldn't be able to get their products authorised for the UK market, so, for a while, there would be no new eczema creams, asthma inhalers or any other new treatments available to British patients.

LIKE a poolside daydream, Barack Obama's plan to get Congress to authorise the use of force in Syria, announced during the Labour Day holiday, did not survive two weeks back at work.

Potential subjects for discussion include the dropping-off of FCA fines to a trickle this year, delays in getting new firms authorised and staffing levels that appear to be stretched.

It is hardly surprising that France concluded that UK attempts to get a resolution authorising war would lead to war that, even if they did not know, as now appears to be the case, that Tony Blair committed Britain in the spring of 2002 to support a US-led invasion.

On 24 January 2003, Goodman wrote to complain that he had been having "a heck of a time" getting cash payments authorised for a "royal policeman" at St James's Palace who was offering to sell a directory of royal phone numbers: "These people will not be paid in anything other than cash because if they are discovered selling stuff to us, they will end up on criminal charges, as could we".