Sentence examples for exceptional permission from inspiring English sources
Ms. Schmiegel said that under the proposed agreement, the council would grant Swiss lenders the "exceptional permission" to give Washington the information it wants on bank employees, accounts and business activities.
A senior military official said the American headquarters in Baghdad expected interrogators and their commanders to request exceptional permission for any approach that was not in the pre-approve category.
So good luck releasing a rap record in Iran, unless you're willing to give Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's ass a big wet lick, like Yas (the only Iranian rapper given the exceptional permission to release a rap album since Ahmadinejad became president in 2005 for his 100% pro-government lyrics).
The rule gives coal companies a legal right to do what, in the past, they could do only in exceptional circumstances, with special permission from the government.
One new measure put in place on Monday directs planning authorities to refuse – except in "wholly exceptional circumstances" – permission to frack at World Heritage sites.
The legal design approach is used to clarify types of general legal frames (or regimes); frames that create a legal space that provides either exceptional legal permissions and/or legal abilities for experimentation.
The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) said any move to build on ancient woodland would be restricted to major projects and would only get planning permission in exceptional cases.
The MPs said detectives should only have sex on assignment in exceptional circumstances and after getting prior permission from senior officers.
His lawyer Clive Grossman confirmed to Press Association Sport that Yeung was today given permission to make an exceptional visit to the UK to deal with his business affairs from September 15 to 19.
In this exceptional state, the control of and permission to carry out such measures is given by an administrative or judicial court ahead of time, but actually checked retrospectively, after actions may have already been carried out.
