Sentence examples for failed to permit from inspiring English sources

Yet he knew its directedness and "specificity" failed to permit the freedom to connect with what he loved most.

This report was defeated and the debates indicate that it would have been difficult to pass a bill which failed to permit issuance of passes to railroad employees—not in the spirit of giving alms to beggars or favors to politicians, but to requite men for faithful work.

Most cities in California have failed to permit enough housing and they've shied away from denser, compact development that would be more walkable, bikeable and transit-friendly.

Unfortunately, this common belief is contradicted by the experimental observation that, despite efficient transport systems for Glu and ammonium, Glu at any concentration, even if supplemented by NH4+ and ATP, failed to permit the growth of L-fibroblast.

Existing classification systems for idiopathic inflammatory myopathies (IIMs) fail to permit classification and/or diagnosis of amyopathic dermatomyositis (ADM) in patients.

Referring to the Senate bill, which would turn screeners into federal employees, Mr. Bush said that "such an inflexible, one-size-fits-all requirement fails to permit security tailored to the very different circumstances that exist at airports across the country".

On February 15, the administration proposed new rules to liberalize commercial drones, but they remain restrictive and fail to permit many innovative applications of drones (including drones piloted by remote cameras, a critical dimension to allowing drones to achieve early wins for users in agriculture and industry).

While the Lewises had obtained local building permits, the park agency said that they failed to obtain permits from it, even though it had not sought permits for a house in three decades.

Thomas L. Sansonetti, an assistant attorney general, said Wal-Mart and its contractors failed to obtain permits before construction, failed to develop a plan to manage runoff and failed to install proper fences and screens to prevent runoff from reaching lakes, streams and other bodies of water, in some cases contaminating them.

"People talk about the New York tristate area festival curse," said Andrew Dreskin, the chief executive of Ticketfly who in 2003 was one of the promoters of Field Day, an ill-fated festival that was scaled back to one day and moved to Giants Stadium from Long Island because it failed to get permits.

In 2004, Utah water quality officials said Barrett Corp failed to obtain permits to replace portions of its old natural-gas pipeline across Nine Mile Creek in at least two locations not authorized by environmental regulators.