Sentence examples for permissions until from inspiring English sources

To reassure users, he said, "We specifically promise to never use those social sharing permissions until you decide you want to".

Instead, Facebook put off tightening up API permissions until as late as mid 2015 — thereby giving CA a window of opportunity to pull massive amounts of Facebook user data ahead of the 2016 US presidential election.

Tourism Minister Dilip Parulekar has suspended the festivals' permissions until they comply with requests for heightened security, telling the IANS that they will have to increase the number of metal detectors and sniffer dogs at their venues as part of the measures.

There was, of course, the occasional success as well, but like the war in Iraq some of these, such as NATO's American-led rescue of Kosovo's Muslims, were ad hoc actions undertaken without the express permission (until after it was over) of the Security Council.Iraq is in itself a perfect refutation of the idea that the world was in apple-pie order before Mr Bush and Mr Blair upturned it.

But researchers had to rely on Roche for permission until the drug was available for sale, and the company had not been forthcoming.

Children in particular are ideal long-term stock market investors because they cannot get their hands on the money without parental permission until they are at least 18.

After the 9/11 terrorist attacks, Mr. Kershner said, his company shelved the conversion, which current zoning allows without the necessity of applying for special permission, until last October.

Whiteread's piece only has planning permission until May 2002, and has already been sold, according to gallery owner Anthony d'Offay, for "a major public space overseas".

Proposals were made at the end of 2012 to relax permitted development rights, so that, for example, larger extensions could be built without the need for planning permission until 2015.

But the traveller stays, and waits for permission until at last, as he is dying, he asks the gatekeeper why, if the gate of the law is open to everyone, he has seen no one else enter.

He has yet to be sentenced, but many of the counts bring fines of $250,000 each and prison sentences of up to 20 years.He cannot travel outside northern Illinois without the court's permission until his sentencing hearing, which has not yet been assigned a date (his defence team has until July 25th to request a retrial).