Sentence examples for permit carrier from inspiring English sources

Though still monstrous, the devices took up less space, making it more practical to cool large buildings: printing plants, department stores and the Rivoli Theater in Manhattan (where, to obtain a Fire Department permit, Carrier struck a match and dropped it into a container of refrigerant, proving it would not explode).

"Why do you permit a carrier to keep flying when they're firing their pilots and not bringing them back?" Mr. Rubin asked.

While the Part 107 rule will permit limited carrier operations involving package delivery, the one major caveat is that the operations would need to comply with the visual line-of-sight restriction, which explicitly are excluded from waivers.

The selection must be made careful consideration of anticipated channel behavior and coherent signaling used only in applications where the fluctuation level and dynamics are sufficiently low to permit coherent carrier acquisition and tracking.

California and Maryland's new regulations permit wireless carriers, aggregators and political committees to meet disclosure requirements and to make a profit.

But image clearly counts for a lot these days, and the Postal Service's nine-digit ZIP codes, which permit mail carriers to ignore place names entirely, make it easier for anyone to migrate to a more fashionable mailing address without moving a single stick of furniture.

They possess high radiative efficiency and easily controllable areal densities; allow engineering of the energy levels permitting efficient carrier injection from a semiconductor matrix.

Extraordinary efforts permitted the carrier to continue operating aircraft, but it was forced to return to Pearl Harbor for repairs.

The problem: SIC's federal license as a rural carrier permitted it to serve only rural areas.

In LA's letter to Uber, obtained by HuffPost, the city called the company an "unlicensed commercial transportation service" and said drivers without a state charter party carrier permit must immediately stop picking up passengers or face arrest and vehicle impoundment.

Today, some basic facts about this agreement and the applicability of its provisions have been twisted beyond recognition in the pending case involving Norwegian Air International (NAI), an Irish subsidiary of Norwegian Air, which seeks USDOT approval of a foreign air carrier permit application to fly to the United States.