Synonyms and antonyms of Documents giving permission to do something in British Thesaurus

arrest warrant (noun)

a document written by a judge that gives the police permission to arrest someone

authorisation ()

a British spelling of authorization

authorization (noun)

a document that gives you permission to do something

bench warrant (noun)

an order by a court to arrest someone immediately, usually because they have not appeared in court when told to do so

card (noun)

a small piece of thick stiff paper or plastic that shows who you are and that you have authority or permission to do something

licence (noun)

an official document that gives someone permission to do or use something

license ()

the American spelling of licence

pass (noun)

an official document that gives you permission to enter a place

pass (noun)

an official document that gives you permission to use a particular form of transport without having to pay each time

permit (noun)

an official document that gives you permission to do something

stop and search (noun)

in Britain, the police power to stop people in the street and search them if they think they may be carrying something illegal such a weapon or drugs

warrant (noun)

a document that gives someone official permission to do something

working papers (noun)

in the US, an official document that children under the age of 16 and people who were not born in the US must have before they are allowed to work

work permit (noun)

an official document that gives you permission to work in a particular foreign country