Sentence examples for both permitting from inspiring English sources

2 Both permitting programs allow the States to operate their own permitting schemes to govern waters within their borders.

Europe's, though, can and should be the reverse: out of one, many.Whether or not the French and Dutch electorates kill this current constitution, the EU's future will depend on both permitting and exploiting the continent's very diversity.

By May, the DEP was feeling serious heat from the local community for approving the KD2 mine, leading DEP Secretary Randy Huffman to release an unusual written statement allowing that "because of the close proximity to the forest, [the DEP has gone] above and beyond the normal regulatory requirements for both permitting and inspection enforcement".

Collectively, the announcements coincide with the release of a report by the group Oil Change International, which crunched the "climate math" numbers and concluded that governments must stop both permitting new fossil fuel projects and tapping into a huge swath of existing oil and gas fields and coal mines.

The excisional approach usually performed by laser conisation or large loop excision of the transformation zone (LLETZ) or cold knife conisation, offers advantages over the ablative method both permitting the histological investigation of removed lesion and ensuring a greater excision of cervical transformation zone.

And both permitted Putin to become the arbiter of events.

The United States and Japan allow patents on a much wider range of software applications, and they both permit patents for business methods.

Both permitted five religions — Buddhism, Islam, Taoism, Catholicism and Protestantism — provided that they submitted to strict state supervision.

The United States and Japan allow patents on a much wider range of software, and they both permit patents for business methods.

Compared with normal humans, journalists have a professional advantage or, rather, duty: when something raises a question, we are both permitted and obliged to find an answer.

Rather, it is in populations where lots of people are both permitted and capable of "having a go," to quote my colleague Deirdre McCloskey, where innovation thrives best.