Sentence examples for needs to be permitted from inspiring English sources

As a practicing elder law attorney, I might argue that my client needs to be permitted to retain assets in excess of the Community Spouse Resource Allowance ($113,640) because she has her own health care concerns.

If the leaves turn brown at the tips, the tree needs more water, while if the leaves turn yellow, the tree is getting too much water and needs to be permitted to dry out for a day or two.

Van Butsic: Cultivators need to be permitted by the state water board, by local government and by state government to grow cannabis legally, and there are environmental regulations in all three of those levels that they need to comply with that require a higher order of environmental performance than most other agricultural crops.

"All police forces need to be permitted by law to co-operate internationally while their investigations are ongoing and not be required to wait until the investigation has been concluded and the trial has been concluded," he said.

This is connected to your ISP (Internet Service Provider), and you will probably need to upgrade your Internet plan to be permitted to host a website.

But a more basic question also needs to be weighed: Should police be permitted to initiate force when confronting misdemeanors and other non-serious crimes?

Because a better balance needs to be struck between permitting renovations and minimizing trouble for neighbors, Ms. Talel explained.

They have to be able to have access to a defence attorney and their government needs to be informed to permit consular access".

The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 (another one of Carter Glass's creations) needs to be amended to permit the Fed to oversee both investment banks and commercial banks in a financially integrated world.

The joint bidding ban has prevented oil companies from linking together for joint ventures in deepwater areas, where extra capital needs to be infused to permit workers to withstand water currents, sea-floor instability, mud slides and hurricane-force winds.

However, the small print of the budget notes makes clear the proposed measure still needs to be signed off as permitted state aid by the European commission.