Sentence examples for permit exports from inspiring English sources
While Congress considers softening the embargo to permit exports of medical products to Cuba, the ballerina considers what to pack.
Mr. Tadmor said many options were on the table for Israel as the industry awaited a decision from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's new government on whether to permit exports and in what form.
The senator's office says the industry's safety alarms are false, because his measure would permit exports only from factories approved by the Food and Drug Administration and would assure high-quality imports by setting up a new registration procedure for pharmacies and wholesalers.
The problem for factory owners is that Israel doesn't allow in most raw materials and doesn't permit exports.
But the Italian authorities said they would not permit export of the drug if it might be used for capital punishment.
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The administration still could choose to favor the climate when making decisions on drilling in the Arctic Ocean, expanding offshore drilling in ultra-deepwater, coal mining on public lands, permitting coal exports, permitting exports of liquid natural gas.
In early 1992, the liberalization of non-basmati rice exports was started by permitting exports of some superfine long-grain varieties, subject to a Minimum Export Price.
The charter of incorporation given by Richard II (reigned 1377 99) was extended in 1545 to give the port jurisdiction over the Aran Islands, located 20 miles (30 km) southwest; it permitted export of all goods except linens and woolens.
Chinese officials have considerable discretion in issuing factory permits, export licenses and even visas for visiting executives, making most companies leery of publicly voicing criticism of China or being seen as supporting trade actions against it.
Indian scientists accuse foreign researchers of violating national guidelines, introduced in the late 1990s, which permitted export of tissues for research only with approval from the health ministry.
