Sentence examples for may permit policy from inspiring English sources

Better understanding of how people are exposed to individually based risk factors may permit policy makers to design more effective (or cost-effective) means to combat diseases.

The green part of the trust's larger open access policy may permit embargoes and omit open licences.

"Those policies may permit the use of cell-site simulator devices through a lower standard than a search warrant obtained after a showing of probable cause".

North American firefighting policies may permit naturally caused fires to burn to maintain their ecological role, so long as the risks of escape into high-value areas are mitigated.

Its abolition seems like a sensible policy solution that may permit the knowledge of future interventions to be temporarily shielded from the public.

Linked-benefit policies with 7702(b) riders are typically sold with a single premium, but some may permit premiums to be paid over a specified number of years.

However, acid treatment may permit intracellular binding.

Robinson said the park authority's unwritten permit policy focuses on whether the group has "a specific structure," such as a business or a church, and whether the activity may affect other users of the park.

Council members Gil Cedillo, Mitch O'Farrell, Nury Martinez, Paul Krekorian, Paul Koretz and Curren Price voted against allowing the permit policy to move ahead.

The report calls for sweeping changes in wetland permit policies.

Some companies may have permitted timing, but the policy should have been uniform for all investors, big and small, he said.