Sentence examples similar to status authorised from inspiring English sources

In addition, administrative procedures took far too long, e.g. recognition of disabled worker status authorising admission to a Maison Départementale des Personnes Handicapées or MDPH.

A statement carried by state-run media said that from Tuesday Cuban citizens would be authorised "independently of their migratory status to enter and leave as passengers and crews of cruise ships".

Britain was unable to persuade any of the undecided member states to come on board and other neutral states, such as Switzerland, decided they were free to maintain a neutral status on the grounds that the Security Council had not authorised the use of force.

Using the status of May 2013, a total of 1,378 PPPs was authorised in Germany for a total of 3,606 uses, defined as different combinations from of a total of 309 crops and 477 pests (Table 5).

In the USA, two varieties of glufosinate-tolerant GM rice, LLRICE62 and LLRICE06, were authorised for cultivation and marketing (i.e. afforded deregulated status) in 2000 (Center for Environmental Risk Assessment [2014]).

The 100-millionth bible, printed last year, is displayed proudly in the lobby.Amity is the only publisher in China authorised to print bibles, leading to criticism that it is exploiting its monopoly status and low cost-base to make money in the export market.

They have exactly the same legal status as civil and religious ones, as long as they are conducted by a Humanist Society celebrant authorised by the Registrar General.

The list of neurotoxic pesticides identified in this way was then compared to the current Annex 1 list (as of August, 2008) of pesticides authorised in the European Union according to Plant Protection Directive 91-414-EEC (an Excel data sheet with the status of active substances under EU review can be downloaded from ).

Most MAAs concerned products that were authorised as prescription-only in the RMS.> -wrap-foot> aTotal numbers differ from procedure type and prescription status categories due to missing data While MRP procedures predominated in 2006 and 2007, from 2008, DCP procedures accounted for the majority of the MAAs.

We enquired about nurse shifts (2 or 3/day), shift rotation (between day and night), existence of a pain coordinator, written standardised protocols for sucrose analgesia, parental presence authorised 24 h a day, ratios of residents to number of beds in order to describe the teaching status 13 and existence of a night head nurse.

Police chiefs are facing damaging allegations that they authorised undercover officers embedded in protest groups to give false evidence in court in order to protect their undercover status.