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Meanings of authorise by in English

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Usage of authorise by in English
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Mr Gates said their use had been authorised by President Barack Obama.
BBC
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These are severe sufferings; are they authorised by the nature of poverty?
Deerbrook
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Chaplaincy posts have traditionally been only open to individuals authorised by faith institutions.
The Guardian
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The first authorised by Act of Parliament was the Surrey Railway in 1801.
The Iron Horse
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No, it still needs to be authorised by the National Treasury.
The South African
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His release was authorised by the Minister for Justice, Ms Owen.
The Irish Times
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We are not authorised by the Financial Services Authority of England.
The Daily Telegraph
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The initiative was not authorised by parliament, which had originally endorsed the ratification.
The South African
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The pilots were authorised by Defra and licensed by Natural England.
BBC
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This pension was authorised by the crown, and charged on the colonial revenue.
The History of Tasmania, Volume I
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Authorised by the confession of her regard, I redoubled my exertions.
The Monk: A Romance
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But the Will of Henry VIII., authorised by Parliament, was paramount.
England under the Tudors
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The monstrous attempted murders in Salisbury, allegedly authorised by the Russian state, were shocking.
The Guardian
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It concludes with text saying it was authorised by Paul Monagle from the AFA.
The Guardian
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To get authorised by Facebook, advertisers will need to confirm their identity and location.
The Guardian
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The first of these expeditions was planned by Jefferson himself and authorised by Congress.
The Winning of the West, Volume 4 / Louisiana and the Northwest,...