Sentence examples for paid permit from inspiring English sources

Fishing is allowed, by paid permit, on Pen Ponds from mid-June to mid-March.

In 2005, the sculpture attracted some controversy when a professional photographer without a paid permit was denied access to the piece.

In 2005, Cloud Gate attracted some controversy when a professional photographer without a paid permit was denied access to the piece.

As New Yorkers face the insult of paying permit fees to dutifully follow the law in renovating their historic properties, the strength of that law seems ever weaker.

For anything larger than the smallest kinds of zoning changes, local governments will often require an escrow account where money is held specifically to pay permitting fees and other costs.

The border points where it enters and leaves a country also develop high HIV rates through the same mechanism, as officials are paid to permit its transit: this explains why some of China's highest HIV prevalences are at Ruili on the China-Burma border and Yining on the Kazahk-China border, marking the entry and exit points of Golden Triangle heroin [ 55].

"Why is paid speech permitted and free speech not allowed?" said Mr. Cameron, adding that the railroad allows soliciting through advertisements on the trains.

The mayor's office said permits to use Times Square areas started at $25,000 but often cost $50,000 or more for a day, and that 112 marketers had paid for permits this year.

Add up the total number of hours or days of paid leave permitted per year, and multiply that by the hourly or daily pay scale for the position.

A court order gained by The National Taxi Association in Bristol (NTA) states those drivers can gain access if they pay the permit fee into the court.

If Proposition 8 supporters could generate $40 million, surely there are people who would pay $5 to permit discrimination against whatever group they dislike.