Sentence examples for permit granting from inspiring English sources
When the former United States intelligence analyst Edward J. Snowden was finally allowed to leave his limbo in the transit zone of Moscow's Sheremetyevo airport on Thursday with a permit granting him political asylum in Russia, Russian bloggers, activists, entrepreneurs and journalists posted messages on social networks welcoming him to his new home.
In a letter to SFMTA Director Ed Reiskin, Ofo Head of North America Government Affairs David London expresses "strong disappointment of the Agency's unnecessarily opaque permit granting process".
When looking at local policy implementation and the actual engagement of local stakeholders, however, both the adaptation and mitigation policies seem to suffer from institutional inertia in Dutch local policy practice, as local action is often only possible if concrete measures fit established policies, in particular in regard to permit granting (e.g., building permits).
Unlike the federal DREAM Act, the New York bill would not permit granting students legal status.
Although the protestors blame the government for poorly handling both inspections and permit granting, Ponta insists that he alone, not the less powerful officials in whose jurisdiction those things directly belong, is to blame.
1.3(2), id., at 7. The town board may "deny the permit, grant the permit, or grant the permit with..
His temporary residence permit, granted on humanitarian grounds, is expiring with no clear path to renewal.
The permit granted by Mr. Cahill is widely seen as the last serious hurdle for the plant, barring a lawsuit.
But the permit, granted early in April, was revoked April 22 - in part on the strength of a Bruce Springsteen rumor.
For example, informally negotiated agreements can be stipulated as additional conditions when a permit granted by a government agency.
This particular space did not yield a development bonus but was required under the terms of a special permit granted to the project.
