Sentence examples for permit business from inspiring English sources

But the decision to unfreeze bank accounts and permit business dealings with the official, Moussa Koussa, underscored the predicament his defection poses for American and British authorities.

After recent arrest we interviewed Smith in his G.H.Q. the Atheist Book Co. East 14th St. Permit business has his back up.

The European Union committee of the American Chamber of Commerce in Belgium has urged the commission at least to permit business methods to be patented.

But the decision to unfreeze bank accounts and permit business dealings with the official, Moussa Koussa, underscored the predicament his defection poses for American and British authorities, who said on Tuesday that Scottish police and prosecutors planned to interview Mr. Koussa about the 1988 Lockerbie bombing and other issues "in the next few days".

When I mentioned this one day to Spitzer, who had just announced the reopening of a long-moribund airfield in Orange County, he said, "Well, I'm not sure if the poetry is the speech, or if the poetry is the reality that suddenly Stewart Airport is open and transportation from there will permit business to thrive in the Hudson Valley".

But last week in Arizona, the state legislature approved a bill, SB 1062, redefining religious freedom to permit businesses to discriminate against gay clients.

Labor unions, which have argued that the White House plan would permit businesses to demand that employees work longer hours without compensation, hailed the vote as an important victory.

One pillar of the system is known as geo-location, technology intended to permit businesses to find out where their Internet customers are physically situated.

It should address existing gaps in Australia's legal and policy frameworks that permit businesses to continue to commit human rights abuses and flout the law.

The push to permit businesses to refuse service to gay couples is a close cousin of the old principle that "public accommodations" like inns and restaurants can spurn racial minorities.

Also recently, we saw companies rally in opposition to a so-called religious freedom law in Indiana, which would permit businesses to discriminate against the L.G.B.T. community under certain circumstances, based on religious beliefs.