Sentence examples for permit making from inspiring English sources

That bad reputation still sticks somewhat today, though today's tax rates no longer permit making a profit by giving away assets.

Players from the EU can sign for UK clubs without needing a visa or special work permit, making it quicker and easier to secure top talent from across Europe to come and play in our leagues.

Previous productions of Hair and Henry V have also featured performers in the buff: New York law permits nudity in its parks if you get a permit making it clear you're doing for entertainment purposes.

In contrast to traditional static TDMA schedules, the state-based schedules permit making decisions during the communication cycle.

In recent years, a huge number of rural workers looking for better jobs have come to Beijing, but many do not have an official residency permit, making them ineligible for the housing available to Beijingers above ground.

With his Florida permit making him, once again, a legal concealed carrier in Pennsylvania, last year Hill shot 18-year-old Irving Santana 13 times and was charged with homicide.

Essien urged the club to sign the youngster, but his inability to secure a work permit made it impossible.

If time and finances permit, make a special visit to the college to plead your case face to face.

If your skills permit, make a bunk bed.

If you don't need to get a permit, make sure there are still enough people to control the fire.

Until recently this meant getting papers into established public or academic libraries in multiple countries, but now electronic publication of names is permitted making things faster and easier.