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Under the rules of the new federal law, teams may not be permitted to issue medical reports.

Mr. Dickens said that on a case-by-case basis, embassies and consulates would be permitted to issue the old-style paper-photograph passports for Americans who need to travel urgently -- for pressing business appointments, for example, or because a flight home cannot be rescheduled.

The main obstacle to that approach, however, is an I.R.S. requirement that for a co-op to be permitted to issue shares for a space that is not currently an apartment, the co-op must have an absolute right to get a certificate of occupancy for residential use, and the space must be capable of being converted "at a reasonable cost".

The thought is that a political authority (such as a state) may be permitted to issue commands that citizens are not obligated to obey (Dworkin 1986: 191).

Third, we recommended that the FBI should no longer be permitted to issue National Security Letters without first obtaining a judicial order, in the absence of an emergency.

In this updated vision of a Glass-Steagall 2.0, investment banks would not be permitted to issue securities and operate hedge-fund like trading operations.

After reviewing comments, the department is permitted to issue the new rule.

Lena Ostovich could shed no further light on the situation and was permitted to issue only a brief "official" tribute to the maestro's "warmth" and "judgment".

Under Japan's Commercial Code, companies are permitted to issue shares only in proportion to their hard assets, like factories and buildings.

But the law did not take effect for 30 days, which is why Sunday is the first day that clerk's offices were permitted to issue marriage licenses to gay couples.

"Generally, the municipality is permitted to issue a certificate of occupancy without regard to the installation of the dryer since the building code does not require a dryer as a condition for the issuance of the certificate of occupancy," Mr. Sher said.