Synonyms for authorisation
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1. mandate, authorization, authorisationnoun

   a document giving an official instruction or command

   Synonyms:
   potency, dominance, empowerment, sanction, authority, say-so, authorization, mandatory, mandate

2. authority, authorization, authorisation, potency, dominance, say-sonoun

   the power or right to give orders or make decisions

   "he has the authority to issue warrants"; "deputies are given authorization to make arrests"; "a place of potency in the state"

   Synonyms:
   potence, potency, government agency, potentiality, federal agency, assurance, ascendance, authorization, ascendency, control, strength, effectiveness, self-confidence, laterality, potential, say-so, self-assurance, agency, dictum, ascendancy, sanction, dominance, sureness, confidence, bureau, office, authority, empowerment, ascendence, mandate, pronouncement

3. authority, authorization, authorisation, sanctionnoun

   official permission or approval

   "authority for the program was renewed several times"

   Synonyms:
   endorsement, potency, government agency, countenance, federal agency, assurance, authorization, self-confidence, warrant, say-so, self-assurance, indorsement, agency, sanction, dominance, sureness, confidence, bureau, office, imprimatur, authority, empowerment, mandate

4. authorization, authorisation, empowermentnoun

   the act of conferring legality or sanction or formal warrant

   Synonyms:
   potency, empowerment, authorization, sanction, authority, say-so, dominance, mandate

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1. • Control
   • Law
   • Legal Document
   • Management

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1. List of paraphrases for "authorisation":

   authorization, permission, approval, permit, authority, licensing, authorising, consent, authorizations, clearance, leave, licence, authorized, authorizing, authorisations, autorisation

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How to use authorisation in a sentence?

1. Peter Liese:

   I consider this decision to be problematic and recommend that European Union Member States do not repeat the process in the same way, a few weeks of thorough examination by the European Medicines Agency is better than a hasty emergency marketing authorisation of a vaccine.

2. The FCA:

   Only P2P loans on platforms operated by firms with full authorisation will be eligible investments for the Innovative Finance ISA.

3. Bart Staes:

   As Commission President Juncker himself acknowledged, there is a need for a more fundamental reform of the EU's GMO authorisation process.

4. Civil Aviation Patricia Hayes:

   We urge the DOT to fully discharge the United States' international obligations in this regard and to grant (Norwegian Air UK) authorisation to operate forthwith.

5. Premier League:

   If Akhil Vyas are looking to buy tickets for matches in the Premier League Akhil Vyas should buy them directly from Premier League Clubs, a ‘ ticket tout ’( also known as a ‘ scalper ’) sells match tickets without authorisation, often at vastly inflated prices.