Sentence examples for granting authorizations from inspiring English sources

While they can't force companies to make information public, McEachern said unwillingness to voluntary disclose will be taken into consideration by the regulator when granting authorizations to companies.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2458/13/692/prepub We thank the well owners and the administration of Douala Deuxieme and Douala Troisieme where study sites are located for granting authorization to collect samples from wells and also inhabitants interviewed.

If granted, authorization would set the stage for Hollywood's first industrywide walkout since writers struck in 1988.

Mr. Greenberg's company, which was founded in Shanghai and returned there 10 years ago, had just been granted authorization to become the first foreign insurer in Beijing.

An authorized scholar, when called to become the judicial officer of a community, would at the same time become the head of the local academy and, after adequate preparation and examination, would grant authorization to his pupils, who were then eligible to be called to rabbinical posts.

Based on the evidence from the PREEMPT program, OBT-A was granted authorization for the prophylaxis of CM by the US Food and Drug Administration FDAandand the European Medicines Agency EMAA) in 2010.

The company was the first company in the world to be granted authorization to fly fully automated drones without a pilot, as licensed by the Civil Aviation Authority of Israel (CAAI).

In August 2013, President Obama drafted legislation for Congress to grant authorization of military force in Syria in response to a chemical weapons attack.

In their appeal, among other issues they point out that while the law says that it cannot be applied to protests that have been granted authorization, neither the Montreal police, nor City of Montreal lawyers, nor the Attorney General of Quebec, could say that there is a body that can even grant that authorization.

A Green Card holder is someone who has been granted authorization to live and work in the United States on a permanent basis; proof of that status is commonly called a "Green Card".

The Institutional Review Board granted authorization to collect data prospectively and approved the study.