Sentence examples for operation permits from inspiring English sources

Budgets for local youth athletic boards, which usually receive operation permits from municipal governments, can swell to more than $1 million for a city of 100,000, all under the direct control of a board described by Engh as "a contractor, a plumber and somebody's mom, with an accountant as the only paid employee".

Although the power plant is required to submit emissions reports to the District of Columbia's Department of the Environment, which coordinates enforcement with the Environmental Protection Agency, and to apply for operation permits for new devices, records show that both agencies have failed to ensure that the power plant is in compliance.

This second-order expressibility of the power-set operation permits the simulation of higher-order logic within second order.

The operation permits are issued by Illinois Department of Natural Resources (IDNR), the authorized state regulatory authority under the SMCRA code of federal regulations (30 CFR 731).

This mode of operation permits to reach very high shear rates, of the order of (1 3) × 105 s−1 and to increase both permeate flux and membrane selectivity.

The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission said that it considers climate change when reviewing applications for nuclear plants' construction or operation permits and that it has never rejected one over concerns about dwindling cooling water resources.

BCAG and Trafford council are also calling the Environment Agency to reconsider its draft operation permit, after it said it is "minded to grant" it.

The detectors have performed extremely well right from the start of LHC operation, permitting the experiment to collect data at instantaneous luminosities well exceeding the design value.

Compared with commercially available nanospray capillary tips, the microfluidic module gives comparable signal quality for ESI-MS and also offers advantages in convenience and easiness in operation, permitting repeated usages and disposability.

Amy Trainer, Executive Director of the Environmental Action Committee of West Marin offers a dose of Sancho Panza's common sense: "The court rightly decided that Secretary Salazar had full discretion to let the oyster operation permit expire on its own terms and honor the 1976 wilderness designation for Drakes Estero.

Two-column operation permitted columns to be "washed" and reconditioned off-line without any loss of duty cycle.