Sentence examples for extended the permit from inspiring English sources

The city's board just extended the permit deadline until next year.

Though it accepted the earlier final cutoff time, the company said during the hearing that if the restriction caused problems for scheduling events, it might return to the Liquor Authority to try to extend the permit until 2 a.m.

This of course makes them less eager to move but also suggests a compromise: extend the permit for 10 years (although with a lot less advertising) and use the time to find a new home for the Garden.

"If they don't extend the Permit Extension Act, I would have to go back and incur all the expenses of going through two rounds of approvals all over".

But the City Planning Commission recommended a 15-year extension, although it provided what critics describe as a loophole: the city could further extend the permit without public review if the Garden and the transit operators agreed on a plan for improved access to the station.

But that city proposal also allowed the city's Planning Department to further extend the permit if officials failed to come up with plans for a new station, and the Garden and the transit operators agreed on a plan for improved access to the station.

The business owner and his lobbyists persuaded Congress to create a loophole to allow the Interior Secretary to extend the permit past its expiration and the congressional mandate.

Glyphosate was back in the news earlier this month when the European Union refused to make a decision on whether to approve a proposal to extend the permit to use the herbicide in the region, while further scientific study is carried out by the European Chemicals Agency.

Israel will open crossings on its border to allow humanitarian aid and construction materials to enter Gaza, and will extend the permitted fishing zone to six miles off the coast of Gaza.

In a television interview shortly after the defeat and the passing of an amendment extending the permitted detention of terrorist suspects to 28 days, he was equally defiant, saying that "the country will think that Parliament has behaved in a deeply irresponsible way".

After the disaster on 18 April, officials decided to extend the permits issued this year for five years.