Sentence examples for it will be authorised from inspiring English sources

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A Scotland Yard spokesman said it had received an application for the march but no decision has yet been made about whether it will be authorised, but added that it is unlikely to facilitate an event that would itself facilitate someone breaking the law.

If approved, it will be authorised for use for three years between March and August - from this year until 2017.

Provided the plan respects the legal limits for timber extraction, and contains a commitment to reforest the cleared area, it will be authorised.

"It is clear that the 17 strains will be authorised at the same time as the review meeting or just after.

The priority for screening potentially hazardous substances would be set by volume rather than by other measures of risk which was the original plan.The chemical industry was disappointed too, by a rule that hazardous substances will be authorised for at most five years, after which business must find a substitute, unless it can establish some "socio-economic justification".

The process will be authorised by parliament and the outcome will go back to parliament for a final decision that will turn it into law.

The police will be authorised to hand out on-the-spot fines of up to £80 for low-level street crimes such as drunkenness and disorderly behaviour.

Seventeen new genetically modified food products will be authorised for import to Europe before the end of May in a significant acceleration of biotech trade, the Guardian has learned.

But pockets will grow heavier, as coins replace the notes.With its printing presses freed of the obligation to churn out low-value notes, the Bank of Italy will be authorised to print real money.

The Bank will be authorised by the Treasury to purchase high quality private sector assets, including paper issued under the CGS, corporate bonds, commercial paper, syndicated loans and a limited range of asset backed securities created in viable securitisation structures.