Sentence examples for unauthorised by from inspiring English sources

Fifty years on, clomifene citrate remains unlicensed by the US Food and Drug Administration for use with male fertility and unauthorised by Nice for men in the UK.

Brian May, Queen's lead guitarist, has objected to the purloining of the song, tweeting: "Of course this is completely unauthorised by us".

Earlier this month, Israel's defence ministry confiscated the largest chunk of private Palestinian land in years on Bethlehem's southern fringe to let smaller settlements, previously unauthorised by the Israeli government, expand.

He was somewhat concerned about his work adorning a book that was unauthorised by Pink Floyd themselves – and, at the 11th hour, insisted that "Man of Mystery" should be his only credit.

The surprising thing about Sacha Baron Cohen's appearance as Ali G at the Oscars on Sunday, wasn't that it was unauthorised by the Academy, but that it was so unfunny.

She told MPs that suspensions such as the Eurostar or student checks were unauthorised by ministers and said that such decisions went back to 2007, when Labour was in power.

It offers an innovative and complementary solution for the simultaneously identification of authorised and unauthorised animal by-products such as processed animal proteins (PAPs).

I've read both biographies of David (the authorised volume by Artemis Cooper, and the unauthorised version by Lisa Chaney), not to mention most of her own books.

The newspapers, which included the Times, the Mirror and the Daily Mail, intervened as lawyers acting for Mr Shayler sought to overturn a ruling by Mr Justice Moses in May imposing a blanket ban on unauthorised disclosures by former agents.

If you do go into unauthorised overdraft by mistake, it is always worth challenging the high charges levied by your account provider and, after explaining the circumstances, asking them to consider waiving the penalties.

In 2002 the department was set the target of cutting unauthorised absence by 10% - some 5,000 pupils - within two years, but by 2003-04 the rate was unchanged at 0.72%.