Sentence examples for granted special permits from inspiring English sources

Landau said the Palestinian family had been granted special permits to travel into Israel to visit the museum this month.

Mr. Libin, a former NBC technical official who now runs a consulting firm, assumed his coordination job essentially through the acclamation of the major TV networks and the Federal Communications Commission, which granted special permits and waivers for the event.

MIT's Kendall Square Initiative, which was granted special permit approval by the City of Cambridge in May 2016, aims to foster a vibrant mixed-use district featuring six new buildings on what are now MIT-owned parking lots in the East Campus/Kendall Square area, including three buildings for research and development, two for housing, and one for retail and office space.

"Each municipality will have to vote separately on all future questions, such as granting special permits and other steps as they come up," Mr. McMillan said.

The Chinese government has granted special manufacturing permits to companies who make "new energy vehicles, and who are generally outside the traditional car making industry.

Cityfox had previously been granted special event permits many times before; the 2015 Mirage did not have a full liquor license, so they had successfully secured them on a party-by-party basis.

These people are granted special access.

Refugee children must be granted special status.

But the newspaper said that Mr. Black had been granted a special permit that will allow him to enter Canada and remain for one year.

People are banned from living in the zone around Chernobyl and access is only granted by special permit, but a few residents have returned in defiance of the ban.

Do you know if the streets where your children ride bikes conceal a large bore pipeline granted a "special permit," a waiver of safety rules allowing it to operate even though in spots corrosion has eaten though more than a quarter of the pipeline wall?