Sentence examples for blanket permissions from inspiring English sources

Individual towns across the USA are now nullifying federal and state regulations - for example gag laws on animal cruelty, blanket permissions for fracking.

But here's what it says to health professionals: "Simplistic messages in relation to where a baby sleeps should be avoided; neither blanket prohibitions nor blanket permissions reflect the current research evidence".

"The blanket permissions a user gives on installing an app can give carte blanche to malware and spyware providers to collect as much private data as they want, under the protective nicety of a simplistic warning from the operating system," he said.

The blanket permission went beyond e-mail to include postal mailings and telemarketing phone calls.

"And I wish I could give you a blanket permission, but I can't.

They say the language would essentially give the company blanket permission to use the name, photo and other personal content of its users in advertising or sponsored content.

This was how to connect the West Bank while keeping Jerusalem united and not giving Palestinians any blanket permission to enter East Jerusalem".

Those who make conservation easements do not give their land away or give blanket permission for the public to use it.

He emphasizes that the act of putting land into a conservation easement is not either giving land away or giving blanket permission for the public to use it.

Warhol experts such as Danto were incredulous: "Andy would never have given blanket permission to reproduce his work in this way".

Even Elsevier made a recent concession to university libraries that are moving into digital publishing and archiving, offering blanket permission for authors to post their journal articles on their own institutions' Web sites.