Sentence examples for permit obligations from inspiring English sources

Companies may be assigned a rating of A, B, or C, based on their compliance history with permit obligations.

Companies may be assigned a rating of A, B, or C, based on their compliance history with permit obligations.  .

Although reclamation bonding may have some disadvantages (Shogren et al. 1993), international experience has proven that the bonding procedure is an effective and reasonable practice to ensure reclamation if a company defaults on permit obligations (McLeod 2000; Cheng 2009).

McKellen hadn't yet been to see Pennington's Lear, but he was planning to do so as soon as his own obligations permitted: he was winding up a stint on Broadway, in "No Man's Land" and "Waiting for Godot".

To top it off, the agreement should include confidentiality obligations, permitting them to use or reveal confidential information only for the startup's benefit.

As has been shown above international law obligations do permit a certain level of discrimination and national states comply with these obligations by treating seasonal workers equally in some areas while discriminating against them in others.

Cities and towns across America routinely attach fees and other payment obligations to permits, for example, to support wetlands mitigation banks, to finance roads, to pay for new schools or to build affordable housing.

There is nothing about the provision of services on the internet versus other methods of delivery that should affect a country's obligation to permit free trade in accordance with its WTO commitments.

In a statement, the United States trade representative, Robert B. Zoellick, said that China's earlier commitments established its "obligation to permit insurance companies to set up new branches with the same ownership basis as before its W.T.O.

Gov. Tim Kaine of Virginia, a Democrat, said he supported the new approach, adding: "As we continue to meet the challenges of the global financial downturn, we have an obligation to permit the recovery of traditional energy sources that fuel our economy.

It encouraged the landed gentry in the provinces to commend land to the Fujiwara, which resulted in greatly reduced taxes for the landowners sometimes eliminating their tax obligations altogether and permitted the Fujiwara to divert public revenues to the family coffers.