Sentence examples for has already authorised from inspiring English sources

Texas has already authorised a special yellow plate with the rattlesnake coiled at the left, and Virginia and Nevada may soon follow suit.

Congress has already authorised the spending of $38.6m to speed up the implementation of an electronic system that will track the holders of student and exchange visas and keep information about them.

Cardinal O'Brien has already authorised a plan to raise £100,000 through special church collections to support the Scotland For Marriage campaign against same-sex marriage.

But Korry's prescient message only angered Kissinger, who had already authorised the Pepsi-instigated coup, scheduled for the following week.

If the military was investigating possible uses for Provigil or had already authorised its usage, it would bring it in line with other countries such as the US and France.

It seems quite unethical that a travel agent can hold a customer, having already authorised their credit card so they cannot look elsewhere, for three days during which time prices continue to rise.

"This is in essence the current US nuclear policy, and I see it as a very dangerous policy". Sir Joseph said that Mr Bush had already authorised the development of a new nuclear warhead of low yield but with a shape that would give it a high power to penetrate concrete, the so-called "bunker-busting mini-nuke".

The offering of clearing services in a different currency or in financial instruments that significantly differ in their risk characteristics from those for which the CCP has already been authorised shall be considered an extension of that authorisation.

Expenditure for surveying and design work has already been authorised.

The startup has already been authorised and is regulated by the U.K.'s FCA, under, presumably, an Electronic Money Institution license.

In the evaluation of similarity in the context of orphan drug evaluation, the CHMP needs to decide whether or not an active compound for which a new medicine, or an extension of an existing marketing authorisation (change of indication or line extension), is being sought is similar to an existing orphan drug that has already been authorised.