Sentence examples for permit a temporary from inspiring English sources

The garden is full of holes where casualties were cut back, but space wouldn't permit a temporary substitute.

Facebook's motion was filed under a federal statute, 28 U.S.C. § 1407, that permits a temporary transfer of cases filed in different districts that involve common issues to one court for pretrial management.

Because endoscopic drainage was not available at night, a CT scan was followed by percutaneous cholangiography that permitted a temporary drainage; aspiration of pus was sent to the laboratory and confirmed a typical massive "empierrement" of the common bile duct.

Permitting a temporary tax cut to expire as the original law provided is not "raising taxes".

Guns can usually be carried in public with a permit, but a temporary ban has been imposed in the hope of curtailing violence associated with national elections scheduled for May.

They are likely to create a program that would allow people in the country illegally to come forward, pay a fee and submit to a background check to apply for a work permit and a temporary reprieve from deportation.

If the U.S. Department of Homeland Security vets people through a background check and categorizes these long-term residents as the lowest priority for deportation allowing them to stay, then the federal government, following its regular procedures that date back to the 1980s, will issue applicants a work permit for a temporary period of time so they can work legally and support themselves.

The biggest impact would be from a program that could allow some of the estimated 11 million people in the country illegally to come forward, pay a fee and submit to a background check in exchange for a potential work permit and a temporary reprieve from deportation, the officials said.

A residence permit for a temporary purpose (e.g. studies or medical treatment) is not sufficient.

Enlargements of the esophagus, collectively called the crop, permit the temporary storage of food prior to digestion.

As a result of growing automobile population, cities frequently permit parking or temporary parking in road segments without heavy traffic.