Sentence examples for permission issued from inspiring English sources

Mr Todenhoefer was lucky to come back at all, even though he had negotiated access to the territory, via a German jihadist, for many months and carried permission issued from the "office of the Caliphate" - which protected him on several occasions.

Human liver biopsy samples were obtained from the University Hospitals in Lund and Malmö, under the ethical permission issued by the Regional Human Ethics committee and the consents of each patient.

Yet both are products of permissions issued during the 1960's, when the making of formally convincing objects gave way to the idea of art as the orchestration of interesting experiences.

The talks would focus on the costs of tidal lagoon powers and the level of subsidy that would initially be required as well as any planning permission issues.

"We were made aware that there was a possible copyright permission issue with this painting," said David Isgur, a spokesman for the university.

In fact, Dr. Clifton, professor and chairman of the department of neurosurgery at the University of Texas-Houston Medical Schorganizednized researchers from 11 medical centers for this study in 1993 but nearly abandoned the effort a year later over the permission issue.

In February 2010, however, Microsoft removed it from the service citing permission issues.

According to Guerra of the Houston Chronicle, the song was never an official single, likely because of permission issues.

The center manager of his branch emailed him that though "some of our team members feel upset about [the] working permission issue" and though the "extreme situation" caused class to be canceled, "don't be worried" was her advice.

They each have an "R-card," a parent permission slip issued by the GKC Theaters chain, which has theaters in 24 cities, including Bloomington, in five Midwestern states.

B3 Beliefs B6 ARTS & IDEAS B7-18 Teenager Passes to R Movies Some teenagers are being given "R-cards," $2 parental permission slips issued by a Midwestern theater chain that allow youths under 17 to attend R-rated films unaccompanied by a parent or guardian.