Sentence examples for essentially permission from inspiring English sources

He complains about the hassles of exit visas — essentially, permission required for any visitor to leave Iraq — and the temperatures (the forecast for Sunday was 114 degrees).

To sustain the pretense that it still retained some relevance, Congress took to issuing what were essentially permission slips, granting presidents maximum freedom of action to do whatever they might decide needed to be done in response to the latest perceived crisis. .

If some types of rights are essentially permissions, then many such rights arise in this way.

TechDirt argues that when someone leaves an access point open, they are essentially granting permission to anyone to use it.

Sandberg's book essentially gives us permission to be pushy broads.

Some conservatives have argued that since the United States has physical control of Mr. Daqduq, it should just put him on a plane, without seeking Iraq's permission — essentially, a rendition instead of an extradition.

With the Pac-10 seriously considering a move to 16 teams, the conference essentially gave Scott permission to hand out invitations to potential new members without consulting its university presidents.

She said they spent days arguing issues like whether testimony by Mrs. Astor's accountant, Steve Cohen, indicated that Mr. Cohen told Mr. Marshall that the raise made financial sense, essentially giving him permission to take it, or had merely been trying to give him neutral advice.

But many of the people who set up a foundation in Liechtenstein have also been encouraged to set up a "flee clause," which essentially gives lawyers permission to transfer their operation to another country.

They essentially are buying permission to reach these consumers through the artists, but at a fraction of the cost.

Baltimore activist Kwame Rose wrote that with this action, Sessions "essentially gave police permission to… continue to target the black community".