Examples of using Been authorised in English and their translations into Swedish
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Since 1990, only three GMOs have been authorised for cultivation, and only one product(MON810 maize)
Lacosamide has been authorised in the European Union(EU)
Once it has been authorised by the bank, your money will immediately begin its journey to your bank account.
Home Member State» means the Member State in which an insurance undertaking has been authorised in accordance with Article 6 of Directive 73/239/EEC or Article 6 of Directive 79/267/EEC;
Aclidinium bromide has been authorised in the EU as Bretaris Genuair
The information must be based on data that has already been authorised by the approval authority.
Canagliflozin as separate tablets has been authorised in the EU under the brand name Invokana since 15 November 2013.
The United Kingdom has been authorised to grant €10 million(£6.4 million)
Publications should always be checked against lists of journals that have been authorised according to certain standards,
union that has been authorised in the last 20 years?
Clopidogrel has been authorised since 1998 for reducing platelet aggregation,
Fishing vessels from Venezuela have been authorised to operate in the exclusive economic zone(EEZ) of the French overseas department of Guyana for several decades.
recently a WHO investigation team has been authorised by the Chinese Government to travel to Guangdong province.
shall allow a data reporting services provider to provide the services, for which it has been authorised, throughout the Union.
(iv) access or aim to access parts of the Services whose use has not been authorised by OWLIENT;
Aliskiren on its own has been authorised in the European Union(EU) since August 2007 as Rasilez,
The food or the food ingredient has already been authorised pursuant to Regulation(EC) No 258/97, or.
whose export has been authorised;
Provide in another Member State the services referred to in Article 6(4) for which it has been authorised.