Sentence examples for expanded permissions from inspiring English sources

Sean Turnell of Australia's Macquarie University complained that recent changes "are not, for the most part, liberal market reforms, but simply expanded permissions and concessions, often given to the crony firms that dominate parts of the economy".

Senators also turned back Republican proposals to expand permission to carry concealed weapons and to focus law enforcement efforts on prosecuting gun crimes.

Allow popular schools to expand without permission from local authorities or the education secretary.

This move expanded previously existing permission for foreign students to do shorter periods of work intended to provide practical experience in their fields.

The evidence from the searches, which were conducted in December and January, was kept under seal until it was disclosed in an F.B.I. affidavit filed by the government in Norfolk, Va., as agents sought judicial permission for expanded searches in the investigation.

"Even the mayor himself is now seriously talking about Stansted expansion and that makes absolute sense and is backed by Essex who say that it could double its passenger numbers if allowed to expand within the permissions it already has," Mr Chambers said.

Local politicians hate this idea because it would prevent them from being able to shake down companies trying to win permission to offer expanded services.

Little Blue Run's permit was expanded in 1996, and in 2006, power plant owner FirstEnergy again received another permission to keep Little Blue Run growing.

John Holland-Kaye, chief executive of Heathrow, earlier apologised for the airport's "mistakes of the past" when it promised local residents it would not seek to expand further if permission was granted to build Terminal 5.

Correction: August 4 , 2001 Saturday An article on Thursday about a House bill that would allow airports to expand without state permission misstated the position held by an opponent, Representative Henry J. Hyde, Republican of Illinois.

It even allowed hatred to expand exponentially, giving permission for racists to unleash fears they might otherwise have kept to themselves.