Sentence examples for permission constitutes from inspiring English sources
On the site, there is a notice explaining Mr. Hill's belief that material posted there, even without permission, constitutes fair use.
Ms. Granick said some people believed that using a connection without permission constituted unauthorized access to computers, which is a crime, while others disagree.
[Page 10.] The main issue now is not one of semantics, of whether Washington's statement that it was "very sorry" about the loss of a Chinese pilot's life and the landing of the Navy plane in China without permission constituted a formal apology.
The implementation quietly collects the user's IP addresses without the user's permission (constituting an example attack scenario).
In 1999, civil rights activist Rosa Parks filed a lawsuit against OutKast for the song "Rosa Parks", claiming that the song used her name without her permission, constituting false advertising and an infringement on her right to publicity, in addition to defamation of character.
When a landlord permits others to use part of the tenant's space without permission, that constitutes an unlawful eviction of the tenant.
It's hard to see how that constitutes giving "permission" for repeal.
The lecturer issued certificates to his students that constituted permission to repeat his words.
Chief nuclear inspector Mike Weightman said: "Although a significant step, it is important to note that granting a nuclear site licence does not constitute permission to start construction of a nuclear safety-related plant.
The granting of planning permission does not constitute immunity from a claim in nuisance, however; in Wheeler v Saunders Ltd. the Court of Appeal said that it would be "a misuse of language to describe what has happened in the present case as a change in the character of the neighbourhood.
The four people on probation who are using the software were asked for their permission first, since the monitoring constitutes a change in the initial terms of their probation, and all agreed to it.
