Sentence examples for prior authorisation from from inspiring English sources

The new law will allow authorities to spy on the digital and mobile phone communications of anyone linked to a "terrorist" inquiry without prior authorisation from a judge.

Article 13 of this threatening cyber crimes law gives the police a green light to storm into the offices of websites and access their computers without prior authorisation from public prosecutors.

Share your experience of how public space in cities is changing in the comments below, or by emailing [email protected] This article was amended on 6 August to clarify that accredited photojournalists (as opposed to all commercial photographers) do not require prior authorisation from the Greater London Authority to take photographs in Trafalgar Square, as detailed in the GLA byelaws.

British Columbia required physicians to seek and receive prior authorisation from the drug plan.

20/2006 issued by the council of Basaglio (MI), allows only for the presence of camper-vans and caravans belonging to residents and their guests (with prior authorisation from the council administration).

On release from a further period of house arrest in 2002, she was allowed to travel outside Rangoon, but only once prior authorisation had been sought from the regime.

Schedule 7 of the Terrorism Act has been widely criticised for giving police broad powers under the guise of anti-terror legislation to stop and search individuals without prior authorisation or reasonable suspicion – setting it apart from other police powers.

This article was amended on 15 October to correct the fact that headdresses may not be sold "without prior authorisation or discussion with the markets' management" rather than banning the headdress from sale altogether.

The sole legal question before the supreme court is simple – can the UK government, as a matter of constitutional law, withdraw the UK from the EU without an act of parliament providing prior authorisation to do so?

The two MPs said the judgment underlined the need for prior authorisation by a judge before officers are permitted to examine the retained information from the internet, social media or phone calls.

The rules also bar members of the armed forces from tweeting or updating Facebook about anything work-related without prior authorisation.