Sentence examples for explicit permits from inspiring English sources

3. Weapons It is forbidden to establish factories to produce weapons and materials particular to them without granting of any explicit permits for the situation, just as it is forbidden to establish shops to sell public weapons besides personal weapons and deal in them without prior knowledge and agreement from the responsible military amir in the wilaya.

Explicit permits for research on genetically modified airborne-transmissible A/H5N1 virus were obtained from the Dutch government.

First, we analyse several conventional knowledge-based applications whose subgoaling and goal-sequencing knowledge is implicit, showing that making their subgoaling knowledge explicit permits (re)representing their goal-sequencing knowledge declaratively.

Hunting is permitted after explicit permit from the Governor, and locals have more access to hunting rights than tourists.

Without explicit permission from the Ministry of Information, Communications and the Arts (MICA), no person or group is permitted to physically print, manufacture, display or sell anything depicting the coat of arms, or to allow such actions to happen.

Finally, developers are not permitted to put Facebook data into any search engines or directories without the social network's explicit permission.

While about a dozen colleges have explicit policies permitting pets of some kind — Eckerd even allows snakes, provided they are "less than six feet long and nonvenomous" — Ms. Lynch predicts that that figure will soon rise.

Senator Norris Brown of Nebraska declared that the Supreme Court was wrong in its interpretation of the Constitution and proposed the explicit language permitting an income tax that was incorporated into the Sixteenth Amendment.

A simple mathematical model of gas surface interaction is introduced, which is both fairly general and sufficiently explicit to permit a detailed analysis.

The MD method permits explicit treatment of "core" effects, dislocation pinning and deceleration, and dislocation unpinning by thermal activation, all under an applied load.

Furthermore, it permits explicit restrictions on what counts as a legitimate reason for preference, or in other words, what properties legitimately feature in an outcome description; such restrictions may help to clarify the normative commitments of EU theory.