Sentence examples similar to ordered permission from inspiring English sources

"The court ordered that permission to appeal be refused because the application does not raise an arguable point of law," it said.

We may have a good (even a conclusive) reason to act in a certain way, but also a second-order permission not to act on that good reason.

Typically, other-regarding considerations such as promoting the overall good serve as the kind of first-order conclusive reasons for an action (making it prima facie obligatory), whereas self-regarding considerations of the individual's autonomy to pursue her own goals in life support the second-order permission not to engage in that action.

Dershowitz actually proposed a "torture warrant," by which law enforcement could quickly present evidence to a federal judge to gain court-ordered permission to torture.

A Brussels court in February ruled Google had violated Belgian copyright laws by publishing links to the newspapers without permission and ordered the company to remove the links or pay a daily fine of 25,000 euros ($37,000).

Two years later, during the Cuban Missile Crisis, Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara worried that Turkish officers might try to fire some of NATO's nuclear missiles at the Soviet Union without permission — and ordered American custodians to sabotage the missiles, somehow, if anyone tried to launch them.

In 864 the King of West Francia, Charles the Bald, prohibited the construction of castella without his permission and ordered them all to be destroyed.

The orders included permission for some members of the hardline basiji volunteer militia to shoot protesters, according to the paramedic.

The Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) said: "Rules on the acceptance of foreign awards clearly state that in order for permission to be given for an award to be accepted, there has to have been specific service to the country concerned within the previous five years.

The personal rivalry between McClernand and Grant continued after Vicksburg, until Grant removed McClernand from command when he contravened Grant by publishing an order without permission.

On a Saturday in July, city officials arrived at the Stork Club with a court order granting permission for them to seize the club's property for the amount which was claimed to be overcharged as taxes, plus penalties.