Sentence examples for a permit to start from inspiring English sources

We will encourage everyone who has a permit to start building".

The second opportunity occurs when the contractor requests a permit to start work.

Raimundo Evemba Melenga, the director of a private publishing group, and others recalled applying for a permit to start a newspaper.

Pacific Rim, now owned by OceanaGold, a Canadian-Australian firm, applied in 2004 for a permit to start operations at its El Dorado mine in the northern province of Cabañas.

A government planning group cleared the last roadblock today for a permit to start building a disputed World War II memorial between the Washington Monument and the Lincoln Memorial.

Pacific Rim, a Canada-based mining company, has filed a $301m£179m9m) claim against the Salvadoran government at a little-known World Bank tribunal, claiming the country violated its own investment law by not giving it a permit to start operations.

A "When a tenant fails to pay rent on time," said Lucas A. Ferrara, a Manhattan real estate lawyer, "a landlord is usually permitted to start an eviction proceeding right after any grace period or notice periods reserved in the lease have expired".

In addition, a roofer should never be permitted to start covering an existing roof with a new surface immediately after a rainfall, he said.

Almost all small town governments require permits to start a new business, even if the business will be home-based.

"So we're basically sitting here ready to spend the money, create the jobs, but we don't have a permit to even start turning dirt," he said.

Dennis Greenstein, a Manhattan co-op lawyer, said that since some amount of construction is going to be necessary any time such changes are made to adjoining apartments, it would be wise for a co-op's directors to insist that all parties sign an alteration agreement before being permitted to start work.