Sentence examples for process of authorisation from inspiring English sources

"Technically, if they absconded [without] the proper process of authorisation in leaving the States, does the US recognise that they're here?

But John Wadham, director of Liberty, a civil-rights pressure group, points out that the public is unlikely to have confidence in wiretap evidence without a legally-based process of authorisation.

But the senior Tory MP David Davis said: "In the absence of parliamentary knowledge, approval by a secretary of state is a process of authorisation, not a process of holding to account.

"We need to ensure that where law enforcement accesses private communications there is a process of authorisation, oversight and governance that gets the balance right between the individual's right to privacy and their right to be protected from serious crime," said Hogan-Howe, whose force that takes the lead on police counter-terrorism efforts in the UK.

In principle, this target will be achieved by introducing the process of authorisation for substances of very high concern.

Neither protocols nor detailed data were requested during the process of authorisation for Intacta and its parental plants.

The process of seeking authorisation will require an assessment of the risks for the substances 'in use', to ensure that they are either adequately controlled or their continued use can be justified by socio-economic benefits.

In conclusion, the residues from spraying are inevitable constituents of the plant composition, leading to a specific pattern of exposure via food and feed that needs to be addressed during the authorisation process of genetically engineered herbicide-resistant plants.

Costs for analysis of the tests included material and personnel needed during the process of registration, analysis and authorisation of returned tests.

New specific radiopharmaceuticals are cornerstones for the survival and strength of nuclear medicine, but their development and the possibility of their early use are compromised by a number of factors such as the complexity of pharmaceutical legislation and regulations, the lengthy process of obtaining a marketing authorisation and in some cases a limited return on investment.

De Mistura insisted the process for eastern Aleppo was different from the rest of Syria where formal letters of authorisation are required before aid can be delivered.