Sentence examples for build a permit from inspiring English sources

"I keep telling people, 'You have to get a permit to build, a permit for your dog, so it's just a way to establish a sensible procedure.' ".

I can't build a building without getting a permit.

It's useful to have a permit, rubber-stamped and recognized by the powers that be, when you're building a house, but you don't build a house with a permit.

Because this is a poor and rural area, a lot of people build a structure without a permit and then can't get it insured.

If they would build a "conference center" permits would be made available.

The lesson for EPA is that it would be futile to try to build a sensible, protective permitting regime on top of this absurd foundation laid by the Bush Administration.

Confronted with a serious shortage in housing, many have been left with no choice other than to build without a permit, exposing many families to the risk of demolition**.

Some municipalities require a permit for any type of structure so check to find out if you need a permit to build a climbing wall.

Obtaining a permit to build a church, or even conduct renovations on an existing building, requires presidential approval — a daunting bureaucratic hurdle not required of Muslims.

The proposed amendment to the city's zoning ordinance would have required developers to obtain a permit to build a replacement structure before they can tear down any building more than 50 years old.

An investment group acquired property in central Houston near Rice University in 2007 and sought a permit to build a high rise in a mostly ­residential neighborhood that had no tall buildings in the area.