Sentence examples for paperwork allowing from inspiring English sources

Other veterinarians refuse to sign medical paperwork allowing the dogs to fly in cargo.

Soon after, he signed paperwork allowing him to join the team as a walk-on, a step that meant he had to give up his music scholarship.

Barak Raz, a spokesman for the Israeli military, said that there had been no change in policy regarding the extradition of illegal residents from the West Bank, and that "anyone who has the right paperwork" allowing residency "has nothing to worry about".

But besides the initial complaint and the disposal, the court's formal public record consisted only of paperwork allowing lawyers from the coalition's high-priced, high-powered Washington law firm, Williams & Connolly, to appear in the matter.

Newark Mayor Cory Booker has filed paperwork allowing him to raise money to run for the U.S. Senate in 2014, setting up intrigue over his political future and that of 89-year-old Frank Lautenberg, who currently holds the seat.

As a result, we streamlined the paperwork, allowed banks to use more of their own processes, and we are seeing volumes that are up 220 percent.

Dr. Swift said Senate Bill 166, which is awaiting the governor's signature, would eliminate repetitive paperwork by allowing licensed health care providers to collect accurate patient information from a driver's license.

He is required to do at least four observations a year for the 65 teachers at his school, although the changes suggested last week would save paperwork by allowing two of the observations to be done back to back.

The federal government has since taken several steps to speed up the process, including training military officers to help service members fill out forms, assigning special teams to handle the paperwork, and allowing citizenship tests, interviews and ceremonies to take place overseas.

Not to mention the handful of advocates and administrators making great things happen, fundraising, doing the paperwork, and allowing me to continue creating undisturbed.

The proposal would streamline the state's response to invasive insects by reducing paperwork and allowing the agency to quickly respond to an outbreak when it orders quarantines, sets traps or, more controversially, sprays pesticides.