Sentence examples for due permits from inspiring English sources
All blood samples were collected with due permits from the respective state Forest Departments and Ministry of Environment and Forests, Government of India.
This study was conducted in accordance with all relevant Indian laws, with due permits from the State Forest Departments of Kerala, Tamil Nadu and Karnataka as well as the Ministry of Environment and Forests, Government of India (Sanction Order No. 23/17/2003-RE).
Fifteen cm was selected as the minimum size because colonies needed to be sexually mature for reproduction experiments and 40 cm was the maximum size sampled due to permit restrictions (Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority permit #G07/22554.1).
And in the future, local governments will be informed of their rates a year before the money is due to permit them to budget for it.
In general most of the industry avoids mixing different wastes due to permitting and/or a long-term environmental liability concerns.
Due to permit restrictions, only a select few taxa could be collected the third and final year of the study, and the decision was made to target orchid tissues that were most likely to harbor Rhizoctonia-like fungi, namely seedlings.
In wild boar, in which no thoracic or abdominal viscera were inspected due to permit constraints, lymphoid tissues of the head alone were considered useful for diagnosis [6], [25].
This legal institution, which arose as early as the 11th century, came to be employed not only as a legitimate method of providing for property management and for conveyancing but also as a method of defrauding creditors, depriving feudal landlords of their dues, and permitting religious institutions to derive the benefit of land that they could not own directly.
But rights groups say it is virtually impossible to get Israeli building permits due to discriminatory planning practices.
In July, said Seri Worden, executive director of Friends of the Upper East Side, a commission staff member told her that "the Kean house was ineligible, partly due to demo permits".
Of the definitions of convergence commonly employed for double series, only that due to Pringsheim permits a series to converge conditionally.
