Sentence examples for be given a permit from inspiring English sources

On April 23 , 1801 Mr. Flint of the English Alien Office wrote to Under Secretary Hammond to ask whether Miranda should be given a permit to proceed to London.

Willis said he does not know whether the new Japanese carrier, Nippon Cargo Airlines (NCA), will be given a permit to begin operations by April 1.

One participant proposed that patients with COPD should be given a permit to enable them to use the disabled parking lot.

The band was in charge of the concert's security; evidence showed that the club was given a permit although it lacked basic measures like fire extinguishers.

The one group that was given a permit to gather held a candlelight vigil some 250 yards from the American embassy in Amman.

No. 255's owners were given a permit to convert the space into artist lofts, though according to the Buildings Department, the required work was never done.

It approved some coal plants about a decade ago during a European drive to replace dirty old stations with newer models, and some of them took years to build, but no new coal proposal has been given a permit since 2009.

After many failed attempts, I was given a permit to travel at the invitation of the American Friends Service Committee and recently toured the United States to raise awareness of our plight in Gaza.

Recently, when Polish photographer Arkadiusz Podniesinski was given a permit to enter the 20km exclusion zone around the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power station that suffered a tsunami-triggered triple meltdown in 2011, he recorded a similar landscape: abandoned cars, playgrounds turning to rust and ruin, a human world despoiled and apocalyptic.

The inspectors noted that Vinasakhone's farm had originally been given a permit to breed tigers for scientific research but that it was "exactly not" being used for that purpose; and that the commercial sale of tigers, including those bred in captivity, is "illegal according to international law (CITES) and also to the law of Laos".

Some artists, athletes or medics who worked overseas were given a permit to buy a car up to a value depending on their foreign currency earnings.