Sentence examples for permit at the time from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile Maurice Edu is awaiting his work permit (at the time of writing) to complete his $5M move to Rangers.

Reportedly the 1934 version was to contain a sequence in which Judge Priest rescued his loyal retainer, unjustly accused of molesting a white woman, from a lynch mob — something Ford's studio, Fox, would not permit at the time.

Bijev was unable to play for Liverpool after signing for at least a year because he had no way of obtaining a British work permit at the time because of Bulgaria's transitional status in the European Union.

Respondents who reported that they held a learner permit at the time of the survey and respondents who reported that they obtained a license more than 12 months after their state's minimum age for licensure were asked to report the age at which they obtained a learner permit.

If the proportion of respondents who had at least a learner's permit at the time of the survey (84%) is treated as conservative estimate of the proportion of young people who will eventually obtain a license, this implies that 36%9595% CI 33%-39 33%-39hose who will eventually obtain a license will do so after age 18 and thus outside of the GDL system.

The American needed a corticosteroid injection but this was not permitted at the time under the regulations of the governing UCI – his Crédit Agricole team opted to follow the rules, so he was unable to continue.

Public flogging or branding would most likely not be permitted by courts today, he has written, even though both were permitted at the time that the Eighth Amendment was passed.

Utility knives up to four inches were permitted at the time by the Federal Aviation Administration FAAas as carry-on items.

Two of them had already received permanent residence permits at the time, so the court said that this was a sufficient remedy offered to the people by the state.

There is likely to be a 24-hour "super-priority" service for important business visitors, and the extension of a pilot scheme that lets tourists receive a British entry permit at the same time as a visa for countries in the Schengen area.

The latter population concept includes, for instance, all non-resident tourists and people without a legal residence permit; at the same time, it disregards residents who are abroad, such as tourists and people who have not reported emigration.