Sentence examples for on the authorisation from inspiring English sources

We are currently providing advice to the police on the authorisation process as they build the case for the use of water cannon".

But in considering what happened to the Libyans and their families – who included a pregnant woman – much attention will be paid to another passage in section 7 which decrees: "Nothing will be done in reliance on the authorisation beyond what is necessary for the proper discharge of a function of the intelligence service".

In early 2007 I interviewed Diane Beaver, the lawyer who had been the staff judge advocate down at Guantánamo when, in the autumn of 2002, decisions were being taken on the authorisation of 18 new techniques of interrogation for a detainee who was thought to be the 20th hijacker.

The study on the authorisation program of de government caused a decrease of 80% of all PPI prescriptions [ 41].

It should be noted that information on the authorisation status as well as on available paediatric formulations of medicinal products is very limited and not available for all European Member States.

As such, the TCOD will undertake to communicate promptly and effectively with the sponsor to satisfy and reassure the sponsor that the sponsor's obligations on the authorisations, the financing and the progress reporting (including emerging safety data) of the trial are being met.

They broke off from the state-run general workers syndicate and formed their own private trade union, the first of its kind since the 1952 revolution - potentially a dramatic development in a country where going on strike without the authorisation of a recognised union is punishable by up to a year in jail.

A separate select committee on Benghazi with the authorisation to operate until the end of the year was approved on a largely party-line vote.

Michael Fallon, the defence secretary, was eligible to attend and almost certainly did so – Cameron told MPs on Monday that Fallon issued the authorisation for the attack on Khan.

Instead, he will continue to detain suspects indefinitely by relying on the broad authorisation to use military force that Congress gave President Bush after the September 2001 attacks.The latest flip-flop has divided the president's critics.

A roving dentist's office serving uninsured children was parked outside that week, and Ms Lincoln waxed enthusiastic about the importance of pediatric dental care (according to a study by the Pew Charitable Trusts, Arkansas ranks near the bottom in providing adequate dental care to children) before flying back to Washington to vote on the defence authorisation bill the next morning.