Sentence examples for broad permission from inspiring English sources

To the concerned consumer, Fernald offers broad permission to indulge again.

Johnson also posted a letter dated May 16, 2003, and signed by Jerry Lemler, Alcor's president, that gave him broad permission to publish photographs and documents.

One of the only exceptions to the broad permission is a ban on guns in classrooms -- but don't worry, there is a proposal in the Arizona legislature which would put guns in schools as well.

Consent in that survey included broad permission for doing unplanned future testing.

Niantic's PR firm didn't respond to my request for an interview, but perhaps pragmatically has already released a fix for the app's overly broad permissions demands.

Russia's activities are described as "[searching] computers around the world for the code names of American intelligence programs," indicating that Russian intelligence leveraged the broad permissions required by any antivirus software to turn compromised computers into a kind of searchable database.

Reports say that among the issues to be discussed are training for Syrian rebels on Saudi soil and broader permission from regional states to use their airspace in order to increase the capacity of US aircraft.

As far as permissions go, Google also notes that in 2019, it'll introduce new mechanisms and more narrowly scoped APIs that will reduce the need for broader permissions and that will give users more control over the access that they grant to their extensions.

What is most worrisome in the broad scope of this authorization is that it gives the president full permission to take ongoing military action against potential and actual proliferation agents in and beyond Syria.

If society judged Scarlett O'Hara harshly for dancing with Rhett Butler while her most recent husband was barely cold in his grave, well, it also gave those who felt truly devastated by death broad cultural permission to wallow for an entire year.

Every country has its own legislation, which affects the protocol of broader ethical permission and informed consent procedures [ 28].