Sentence examples for permission refused from inspiring English sources

For example, Gatwick school in Crawley, West Sussex, had planning permission refused last week; it had applied to make the office block where it has been operating for the past year its long-term premises.

There is no Robin Thicke's Blurred Lines (permission refused), but there are versions of the Crystals' He Hit Me (and It Felt Like a Kiss) and N*E*R*D's Lapdance.

But their appeal has been rejected and planning permission refused by Secretary of State Eric Pickles.

When that email returns with permission, tag it Permission received, or permission refused.

When email comes in, without permission, tag the folder permission denied', if permission came in asking for further information, tag the folder further information sent tag permission received, or permission refused.

The passive constructionist uses the object of a sentence to pose as the subject: the forthright "I am refusing permission" becomes "Permission is refused".

Permission was refused for an inspection of the files.

But in a village without any other social amenity, planning permission was refused.

(In Eritrea, there is a severe shortage of doctors). At first, permission was refused.

If permission is refused, its only way to grow is to recruit students from outside the EU.

Dalhousie concluded that if such permission were refused, the state would "lapse" and thereby become part of the British possessions.