Among other practices widely adopted on Wall Street a decade ago, analysts had to obtain in-house permission before commenting publicly to news media about companies they covered.
"There are half a million housing permissions out there.
Speaking ahead of the announcement, Prime Minister David Cameron said: "The same law should apply to everybody and just as you can't suddenly change your house without permission, you can't suddenly set up an encampment without permission".
The couple's 2010 divorce agreement says that neither may enter the other's house without permission.
And are you supposed to take the binoculars out of the house without permission?" He stood and watched.
Though that tradition is fading, many women are still not allowed to leave the house without permission from a father or husband.
One of the guests, who runs a publishing house, asked permission to tell a "true filthy story," which she was sure we would appreciate.
He stationed spies everywhere, forbade his subjects from moving house without permission and insisted that every man, woman and child should join his ruling party.
A copy of the draft bill states: "It is the responsibility of the wife to prepare for sexual satisfaction of her husband and not leave the house without permission, unless there is the need or difficulty".
Expelled from school, he now lives at home under one of the state's most rigid forms of probation for juveniles, which forbids him to leave the house without permission, and then only with a parent.
The gossip along this town's determinedly quaint main drag these days is bigger than the typical "who left their trash can by the curb," or even "who added on to their house without permission".
