Sentence examples for getting permits from from inspiring English sources

The company spends countless hours getting permits from the Department of Transportation and other agencies to pull up manhole covers, divert traffic and use public rights-of-way.

In the making of Sky Ladder, she explains, they avoided getting permits from the government not because Sky Ladder is itself political but because any large-scale project requires going through a frustrating bureaucratic process.

Robert B. Tierney, the commission chairman, was quoted in the announcement as saying, "For nearly seven years, the defendants ignored the law, and installed more than 20 signs on the wall of a landmarked building without getting permits from the commission, even though they were well aware of the need to obtain them".

David Blumenfeld, a vice president of Blumenfeld Development Group of Syosset, which developed the BJ's store scheduled to open early next month, said the gas station added three months to what would have been a six-month process of getting permits from the Town of Babylon.

But now that the wetlands are there, the trash is flowing into the wetlands". Jones said the applicants may have plans ready in a few months, but getting permits from the Army Corps of Engineers, Department of Fish and Game and other groups may take a year or more.

The investment minister, Ashraf Salman, admits that in order to start a company, investors must get permits from 78 different agencies.

Landscape architects do the drawings, and community groups get permits from the Office of Community Beautification within the city's Department of Public Works.

The typical process to get permits from the Department of Buildings takes several weeks, and if you are in a landmarked building it takes even longer.

Americans cannot travel there freely, so many businessmen attach themselves to state officials as part of a delegation (and still must get permits from Washington).

Originally the bank tried to sell the house but gave up after several potential buyers were unable to get permits from the city.

Unlike in Zaatari where a long street of refugee-run shops sell everything from vegetables and grilled chicken to electronics and tools, refugees in Azraq must get permits from the government to set up shops.