Sentence examples for newly authorised from inspiring English sources

Last October Cuba published a tax code for workers in its 181 newly authorised occupations, ranging from furniture repairer to professional clown.

He says the newly authorised techniques now comply fully with the Geneva Conventions' ban on "outrages upon personal dignity, in particular humiliating and degrading treatment" as well as torture.

(It may now come down as a result of the newly authorised sale).Most illegal ivory heads for China, where legal loopholes allow imported illegal ivory to be "legalised"; traders can claim they happened to find a few forgotten tusks in their storerooms.

We identified 122 medicines with a new active substance that had been newly authorised between 1999 and 2005; of these, 58 (48%) had been compared with existing medicines.

Evaluation is mostly carried out for newly authorised pharmaceuticals with new substances either exclusively for the out-patient sector (n = 11) or for both the out- and in-patient sectors.

To provide an overview of and discuss newly authorised medicines with an improved efficacy.

Former President George W Bush publicly admitted in his newly published memoir, Decision Points, to having personally authorised waterboarding.

The biggest weakness was the lack of an effective sea wall to resist naval bombardments, and in 1618 Philip III of Spain authorised works to create a new mole for a deep-water harbour, protected by a newly constructed gun platform and the Torre del Tuerto fort.

The ship was ordered as part of the "Programme for the Needs of the Far East", authorised by Tsar Nicholas II in 1898 to defend Russia's newly acquired ice-free port of Port Arthur in Manchuria.

But the newly combined force is still only about two-thirds of what was authorised by the UN security council in April.

Not authorised.