Sentence examples for hard to permit from inspiring English sources

"And new space is hard to identify and hard to permit".

AT&T also said yesterday that it was designing what it called a mid-range cable box that would add features to the DCT-2000, lincreasedased memory and a hard disk, to permit the set-top box to function as a personal video recorder.

A single desktop computer with five identical hard drives was designed to permit meaningful comparisons between five operating systems while minimizing differences in hardware configuration.

That would be much harder for American courts to permit, if the shareholders could do the same in Europe.

The problem is they're all museums now, and it's very hard to get Landmarks Preservation to permit you to turn a museum into a private house.

If the tip of the nose was not visible on the first sagittal scan, dogs were repositioned in the coil with the hard palate at the isocentre and scanned with the same protocol to permit measurement of hard palate angulation.

Keen to permit this diligent, hard-working, unfairly maligned body of toilers at the cultural coalface a chance to present a human side, the Guide contacted several eminent pundits and offered them the opportunity to recant.

Christians in Egypt have long found it hard to get permits to build churches.

But it is hard to get permits to build new plants, and many of those older plants are still running and the equipment has not been replaced as anticipated.

It's hard to get permits in New York because of the traffic.

"It is hard to see how permitting existing companies to supplement their current spectrum holdings will increase competition," officials from the Small Business Administration wrote in October, calling the F.C.C.'s rationale "illogical and self-contradictory".