Sentence examples for license permitting from inspiring English sources
Last month, the governor of Yamaguchi Prefecture said he would not renew the license permitting Chugoku Electric to perform reclamation work.
Since the unit owner's exclusive use of the space would not interfere with any other owners' use of their apartments, the board decided to grant the unit owner a revocable license permitting the enclosure of 14 square feet of hallway.
On Wednesday, after the Book Review had gone to press, the Treasury issued a new general license permitting "all transactions necessary and ordinarily incident to the publishing and marketing of manuscripts, books, journals and newspapers" with people in those countries, provided the publishers do not deal with representatives of their governments.
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The man in question had waited three months for a "basic expense" license permitting funds for food and rent, and six months for a license to obtain legal advice about the situation he found himself in.
Most components are distributed under the '3-clause BSD license', permitting free use, modification and redistribution.
No single business license ensures compliance with the numerous license, permit and regulatory requirements that apply to small businesses.
As explained on PLOS Biology's website, the license "permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original author and source are credited".
On the other hand, under certain conditions, a Creative Commons Share Alike license permits others to distribute derivative works, such as music mixes.
For example, a Creative Commons No Derivative Works license permits others to copy, distribute, display and perform verbatim copies of a work, but not derivative works based upon it.
It can take the form of extortion where clients or consumers of various government or public services have to pay bribes in addition to the official price (license, permits, access to medical facilities, education, jobs, etc).
