Examples of using Authorisation may in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
The authorisation may be revoked.
The party suffering from the lack the authorisation may also request that such subsequent authorisation be made.
Authorisation may be withdrawn by the Commission at any time.
According to§ 15(6) DüngG, this authorisation may be delegated to Land governments in full or in part.
Authorisation may be restricted to certain places of loading in the Member State of export.
 Such authorisation may be granted if.
Authorisation may not be refused if the treatment is one which is normally provided and cannot be granted without undue delay in the home Member State.
A marketing authorisation may be granted subject to one or more of the following conditions.
An authorisation may, however, be granted, where goods are retailed with relief from import duties.
An authorisation may be modified, suspended or revoked.
An authorisation may cover more than one application or patent.
The authorisation may be renewed on the same terms.
The authorisation may be withdrawn in accordance with the same procedure.
The authorisation may be withdrawn in accordance with the same procedure.
This authorisation may be requested in person or at the boat rental company.
The authorisation may be filed in any of the official languages of the Community.
Such authorisation may be granted only for objective, verifiable reasons.
The authorisation may be utilised once or several times for full or partial amounts.
Prior authorisation may be required for communications concerning certain services.
The authorisation may be renewed if the conditions on the basis of which it was granted are still fulfilled.
An authorisation may also be cancelled if the authorisation holder so requests and states the reasons for the cancellation.
Such an authorisation may be issued only if, after dossiers have been evaluated in accordance with Article 11, the Member State believes that.
Such an authorisation may be specific to a particular disposal, or cover a number of disposals over a defined period of time.
Such authorisation may be given for a period of 10 years if all the relevant conditions laid down in that Directive are satisfied.
This authorisation may be granted only for objective, verifiable reasons and must be based on one of the grounds set out in annex I to Directive 2001/83/EC.
The authorisation may be subject, if appropriate, to certain requirements and conditions, such as an obligation to provide an end-use statement.
This authorisation may be withdrawn, under the procedure laid down in Article 12, in the light of a later opinion delivered by one or more veterinary experts.
The authorisation may also cover other building-law activities which, according to Federal legislation, are to be regulated by statutes, as well as nature conservation legislation banning changes.
Authorisation may be granted only if, after scientific investigation, these colouring matters are proved harmless to health and if their use is necessary for economic reasons.
The authorisation may include public service requirements relating to safety, regularity, continuity, quality and price and the conditions under which the service may be provided.