Sentence examples for permit putting from inspiring English sources

The severe weather did not permit putting the marine experts on board the drilling rig, which is near shore and being pounded by stormy seas.

Consequently, thousands are left with no choice but to build houses without the required permit, putting their new homes at risk of demolition.

Consequently, thousands are left with no choice but to build houses without the required permit, putting their new homes at risk of demolition.  .

"This draft permit puts the facility on a path to plan for the implementation of that system," said Mike Fraser, an agency spokesman.

In her opinion, Ginsburg noted that the renewed storm water permit put in place by the Los Angeles regional water board will include monitoring the water quality at "discharge points" where storm drains flow into the rivers, which will provide more localized data.

Last year, 30 companies lost permits, putting them out of business, and others had their assets frozen.

Earlier this year, the EPA's administrator, Lisa Jackson, wrote that the levels of pollution now permitted – put in place by the Bush-Cheney administration – are "not legally defensible".

Allowing a trade in these permits puts a price on pollution – the cost of emitting one tonne of carbon dioxide is the cost of the permit – and creates flexibility as to how and where pollution is reduced.

Eli Yishai, the former interior minister, urged the government "to put every single one of the infiltrators in detention facilities, take their work permits, put them on aeroplanes and send them packing to their countries or a third country".

Maryland will give Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF, formerly known as AFDC, or Aid to Families with Dependent Children) only if the head of the family, circumstances permitting, puts in the requisite 20 hours a week, due to rise to 30 in 2000.

Our policy is less taxes, less regulation, streamlined permitting, put money into education and that's working.