Sentence examples for is currently authorised from inspiring English sources

In terms of affected uses, more or less detailed comparative assessments may be required for the 767 different uses of potential candidate products for which at least one alternative product is currently authorised.

Of these cultivars, two are authorised as animal feedstuff, whilst the authorisation for use as food is under renewal (events GT 73 and MS8xRF3), whereas one cultivar is currently authorised for processing into both human food and animal feed (event T45).

A third idea, floated by Hunt, is to shift responsibility from GPs to nurses (or perhaps new categories of clinical worker) to diagnose simple conditions, or give treatments or tests that that only GPs are currently authorised to provide.

The force said that the practice of using the identities of dead children is not currently authorised.

Previously the force said it was investigating the matter and said the practice of using dead children's identities was not "currently" authorised.

The Met said the practice was not "currently" authorised, but announced an investigation into "past arrangements for undercover identities used by SDS [Special Demonstration Squad] officers".

Wada said in a statement: "The revocation will enter into force on 25 September, 2013 and means that the laboratory - which is currently suspended - will no longer be authorised to carry out the testing of doping control samples on behalf of Wada or any testing authority".

(The company already had a license as an Authorised Payment Institution, and is currently regulated out of Finland).

But the number of charter schools in Texas is currently capped at 215, and a mere eight new ones were authorised last year.

All covert surveillance is currently regulated under the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act (Ripa), which states that to intercept communications a warrant must be personally authorised by the home secretary and be both necessary and proportionate.

Detectives from Serious Crime Branch are currently assessing the materials authorised for release by the United States Appeal Court as part of the investigation into the murder of Jean McConville.