Sentence examples for because permits from inspiring English sources

Some employers now want to expand this programme, not least because permits are granted quickly.

But in Gujarat factories spring up more readily because permits, licences and environmental clearances are granted quickly.

But a permit holder from California or New York would still have to leave his or her guns locked away, because permits from those states are not recognized here.

That is making the country's manufacturers uncompetitive without reducing Europe's carbon emissions, because permits not purchased in Britain still get snapped up by its neighbours.Mr Osborne claims his freeze will save a medium-sized manufacturer about £50,000 a year, and the average household about £15.

Architects tend to see themselves as essential, especially when permits are necessary, because permits usually can be obtained only with an approved set of drawings stamped by a licensed architect or engineer (although for some small projects the contractor may submit details for approval).

They said they could work so quickly because permits and an international regulatory framework have existed since the late 1970's to place a gas pipeline parallel to the Trans-Alaska oil pipeline, and then east, along the Alaska-Canada Highway.

Separate auctions would be run for high- and low-skilled workers, because permit prices would depend on prospective wages.

Cameron is claiming a non-existent "cultural exemption" from article 46 of the convention, because permitting some prisoners to vote, as in at least 75% of European countries, is not part of British culture and makes him feel "physically ill".

There's a rash of proposals for geothermal power plants rated at a relatively modest 49.9 MW, says Karl Gawell, executive director of the Geothermal Energy Association, because permitting is easier for plants under 50 MW.

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Economists said both numbers were poised to increase because construction permits were still rising and manufacturers had depleted inventories.