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Meanings of authorised in English

Catalan
autoritzat
Spanish
autorizado

Sanctioned by established authority.

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autoritzat
Usage of authorised in English
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No United Nations Security Council resolution has authorised military action against Somalia.
The Irish Times
2
He said police were being authorised to carry firearms in the region.
Radio NZ
3
He also said baton rounds were already authorised for use by police.
BBC
4
The individuals weren't authorised to discuss the situation publicly and demanded anonymity.
News.com.au
5
Mr Gates said their use had been authorised by President Barack Obama.
BBC
6
On Friday, President Bolsonaro authorised the military to help tackle the blazes.
Radio NZ
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Mr Trump later said he had authorised this co-operation with Mr Mueller.
Radio NZ
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No wonder the State also authorised annual hunts in the last decade.
The Irish Times
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The source was not authorised to speak to media on this matter.
Reuters
10
She said none of them would have called and authorised extra data.
Radio NZ
11
However, you will first have to be endorsed by an authorised body.
The South African
12
Elected as a populist, he authorised a tremendous growth in federal power.
The Irish Times
13
The sources were not authorised to speak publicly about the IPO process.
Reuters
14
A list of authorised firms is published on the Central Bank's website.
The Irish Times
15
So far, only Western Cape province is authorised to provide the therapy.
Reuters
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None of the sources were authorised to speak publicly about the project.
Reuters
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Translations for authorised
Catalan
autoritzat
Spanish
autorizado
Authorised through the time
Authorised across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
Australia
Common
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