Sentence examples for kind of permitting from inspiring English sources

"It's kind of permitting consumers to have justification for their spending habits," he said.

Fortunately, most farmer's markets do not require any kind of permitting to sell fresh, unprocessed goods.

"In many respects it's the bureaucracy that shuts down -- the statistical agencies that collect and report on the state of the economy and commerce, various kinds of permitting and approvals," said Brian Bethune, chief financial economist for North America at IHS Global Insight.

Some returnees come home without any kind of permit.

The DVD comes with one of the great director's commentaries, in which Ferrara and his cinematographer Ken Kelsch reveal how much was filmed on the fly, without any kind of permit.

Seattle's mayor, Ed Murray, openly opposes Shell's presence in the port, and last week announced the port did not have the correct kind of permit to host the Shell equipment.

Meanwhile, according to a study published last year in The American Journal of Public Health, a 1995 Connecticut law that did more or less the opposite — enacting the kind of permit system that Missouri dropped — was associated with a forty-per-cent reduction in firearm-homicide rates.

Despite the enthusiasm with which some towns are going after deer -- Summit already has the same kind of permit that Millburn is seeking, as do the park systems in Union and Morris Counties -- the wildlife service is having difficulty thinning the herds.

It filed a criminal complaint last month, citing Bird's failure to obtain the same kind of permit it asks food vendors to secure; the two sides meet in court later this month.

But strong reaction to Home Depot's less publicized pursuit of the same kind of permit may now lead Congress to enact legislation this spring that would bar nonfinancial companies from owning industrial loan companies (ILC).

Authorities say the players will be able to come back as long as they get some kind of permit from a business, which should be a cinch for homeless men to get, right?