Sentence examples for necessary authorisation from inspiring English sources

The road clearing does not have the necessary authorisation as the parliamentary bill has not yet been passed.

"It is also inconceivable that activities of that character and scale, possibly vital for the country's military and political interests, could have been undertaken on Polish territory without Poland's knowledge and without the necessary authorisation being given at the appropriate level of the state authorities".

The email swiftly landed back in her inbox with the accompanying notice: "The message contains prohibited text... Should the email be a business related message, please respond to this advice which then provides the necessary authorisation for the e-mail to be manually reviewed and subsequent release [sic] to the intended recipient".

Spanish authorities said the blocks had been laid "without the necessary authorisation".

The Spanish government has accused Gibraltar of creating the reef, which consists of 70 concrete blocks, "without the necessary authorisation" in "waters that are not theirs".

The Spanish government has accused Gibraltar of laying the blocks "without the necessary authorisation" in "waters that are not theirs", contravening environmental laws and damaging Spain's fishing industry.

Lou Ye had even joked that the film had all the necessary authorisations to leave China "unless there's been a last minute hitch".

The Commission is proposing that the new rules also apply to collectors and museums, requiring them to have the necessary authorisations and declarations.

(32) The provisions on collective licensing of out-of-commerce works or other subject matter introduced by this Directive might not provide a solution for all cases in which cultural heritage institutions encounter difficulties in obtaining all the necessary authorisations from rightholders for the use of such out-of-commerce works or other subject matter.

The Security layer ensures the necessary authentication, authorisation and auditing for the use of data and services by legitimate users.

This book presents a comprehensive compilation of registration requirements necessary for authorisation of biological control agents (viruses, bacteria, fungi, active substances of natural origin and semiochemicals) in OECD countries.