Sentence examples for practice of authorising from inspiring English sources

The Carter Administration has decided to continue the practice of authorising drug companies to use prisoners as human guinea-pigs.

We have selected for further study the USA, Brazil and China because they have a long-standing practice of authorising the release of GMOs.

Senior police officers have been accused of authorising the practice so police spies could build credibility with other activists and fortify their cover as a committed campaigners.

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is suspicious of authorised generics, and has opened an investigation into the matter.

Subsequently the Russian state has re-authorised the practice of killing opponents abroad.

The practice was first authorised in 1986 by the then US president, Ronald Reagan, and developed in the 1990s under the Clinton administration as a way of tackling Islamism.

I have served as a public member of US human rights delegations and criticised other governments for the very practices that John Yoo authorised and continues to defend.

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

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

Hayden said the interrogations were filmed in 2002 after George Bush authorised the use of harsh interrogation, including the controversial practice of controlled drowning, known as waterboarding, against al-Qaida suspects.

We can confirm that the practice referred to in the complaint is not something that would currently be authorised in the [Met police]." There is a suggestion that the practice of using dead infant identities may have been stopped in the mid-1990s, when death records were digitised.