Sentence examples for those authorised from inspiring English sources

The number of drones flying in British airspace has soared in recent years with police forces, defence contractors and media firms among those authorised to operate them.

The disparity in treatment between those resident in Scotland and those resident elsewhere within the UK is a matter of internal governmental policy as decided by those authorised to make such policy.

Duncan Hamilton's Immortal (Century, £20) is the umpteenth but undoubtedly the most satisfying life of George Best, "approved" by his family and gentler than the portrait given by Gordon Burn seven years ago in the bleak Best and Edwards but more rounded (and better written) than those authorised during the player's lifetime.

One-third of those authorised to receive antiviral drugs through the NPFS did not subsequently collect this prescription.

It is a legal requirement that passwords to the eCRF are not shared, and that only those authorised to access the system are allowed to do so.

During initial data exploration, we established that the electronic medical record did not record the name of the doctor printed on 'repeat' prescriptions (those authorised for reissue by receptionists).

If Saddam is to be tried for war crimes, what about those who authorised the use of these weapons?

Cherry added: "The bill seeks to put on a statutory footing some powers which go well beyond those currently authorised by law in other western democracies.

I did not do this because I disagreed with the enhanced interrogation techniques that those memos authorised, or because I reject their legal rationale – although I do on both counts.

Those raids, authorised by the Australian attorney general, George Brandis, targeted the offices of Timor-Leste's Canberra-based legal adviser, Bernard Collaery, "on the grounds that the documents contained intelligence related to security matters".

The power of the Abu Ghraib photos to shock and disgust has not diminished in the intervening years, and it is, therefore, somewhat sobering to realise that those who authorised the torture and abuse of prisoners have still not been held accountable for their actions.