Sentence examples for called for permission from inspiring English sources

Thinking an aircraft might have crashed or been forced down, they called for permission to go outside the gate to investigate.

Anti-fracking campaigners have called for permission for the sites to be refused, accusing the chancellor, George Osborne, of wanting to "transform Lancashire into Texas".

In an attempt to allay such fears over data security, companies have called for permission to publish details of data requests.

Indeed, many businesses and unions are saying this year that the standard mortality table is behind many pension problems, and are calling for permission to adjust it.

AT an early morning fire in a Jamaica, Queens, furniture store, a Fire Department lieutenant runs straight to a telephone booth to call for permission to fight the blaze.

When police officers are sick at home, he notes, they have to call for permission to leave the house, and check in again when they return.

This insurer requires doctors to call for permission before prescribing expensive arthritis remedies like Vioxx, Celebrex and Enbrel.

When she got back home from the trip, her mother said that next time the guards called asking for permission she would say no.

When linkage with leftover tissue involved development of a product for profit, consent choices became more restrictive, with the majority of people calling for either permission for each use (45%) or no such linkage at all (18%) with their information.

The head of the Semarang Regency Council, Bambang Kusriyanto, stated that he had confirmed Kampoeng Rawa's management had applied for permission and called for the government to process the request expediently.

The new manual also eliminates language that called for journalists to seek permission from "relevant authorities" for their work "to avoid being mistaken for spies".