Sentence examples for permission into from inspiring English sources
South Korean ships were also ordered to challenge North Korean ships if they sailed without permission into the Cheju Strait between the South Korean island of Cheju and the southern tip of the Korean peninsula.
Bush has now authorised US forces to go without permission into Pakistan to kill insurgents; once again illustrating his administration's gross inability to properly comprehend the nature of the problem in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
After you set up one account, you tell the site how much you want to save for, say, a vacation, and when you want to save it by, and the site will find the "best of breed" vehicles from its partner banks and allocate your money accordingly (with your permission) into, say, a high-yield interest-bearing savings account or laddered certificates of deposit.
Meanwhile, hundreds of Yugoslav soldiers moved, with NATO's permission, into a buffer zone on the border with Kosovo to quell similar fighting involving ethnic Albanians there.See article: A Balkan lesson in defenceItaly's parliament was dissolved for an election on May 13th.
It is natural, then, that his work should enchant younger readers, to whom the problems of being are still fresh, as well as others who never grew out of such puzzlements – that his books should seem an outstretched hand of sympathy to anyone who feels that they too have been tossed, without their permission, into a labyrinth.
The Internet lit up yesterday with news that Facebook had "snuck" a new permission into its application for Android that would allow the program to read users' text messages.
A burst of 8 links for you to chew over, as picked by the Technology team Google Play now groups app permissions into groups of related permissions.
In discussions with the company, we agreed on primarily taking the employee's contextual data of permissions into account (in this case his department and other employees provisioned with similar access rights).
Intending thus does not collapse into risking, causing, or predicting; and on the version of agent-centered deontology here considered, it is intending (or perhaps trying) alone that marks the involvement of our agency in a way so as to bring agent-centered obligations and permissions into play.
Sometimes, borrowing a spoon without permission escalates into name-calling, then 100 years of territorial disputes, until both sides remember they are in America.
He also claimed that the young women who accused Salgado of kidnapping were treated well, and were there with the consent of their parents; Salgado's attorneys entered the signed permission slips into evidence.
