Sentence examples for an order permitting from inspiring English sources

In a separate development, Finance Minister Benjamin Netanyahu signed an order permitting Israeli companies to trade with Iraq.

There are exceptions to the rule, however, particularly if a judge issues an order permitting the material to be disclosed.

The judge then issues an order permitting the attending physician to administer medication in doses sufficient to produce sleep and eventually a peaceful death.

President Nixon opened another door to the resumption of more normal relations with China yesterday with an order permitting trade in a long list of nonstrategic items.

Last month, Mohammed's attorneys leveled the extraordinary allegation that military judge and army colonel James Pohl had secretly issued an order permitting the government to destroy evidence that he had earlier publicly agreed to preserve.

Last year, a Muslim guard, Abdus Samad N. Haqq, at a work release institution on West 110th Street, filed a lawsuit seeking an order permitting him to wear his kufi, a cap Muslims wear to signal devotion.

Mr. McGreevey did take the lead Monday at a hastily arranged public announcement of one of his high-priority projects, an executive order permitting needle exchanges for drug users.

An article in The Arts on Aug. 2 about the author Lisa Scottoline, whose family history during World War II inspired the backdrop of her new thriller, "Killer Smile," misstated the month that President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed an executive order permitting restrictions on people in the United States who were born in Japan, Germany or Italy.

Correction: August 30, 2004, Monday An article in The Arts on Aug. 2 about the author Lisa Scottoline, whose family history during World War II inspired the backdrop of her new thriller, "Killer Smile," misstated the month that President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed an executive order permitting restrictions on people in the United States who were born in Japan, Germany or Italy.

Roosevelt issued an executive order permitting the internment of Japanese Americans during World War II.

Hoping to attract a proposed ZAP electric vehicle manufacturing plant to the city of Franklin, Kentucky, Beshear issued an executive order permitting low-speed vehicles on many Kentucky roads in August 2008.