Sentence examples for permit the establishment from inspiring English sources

In lieu of establishing a technical review committee under subsection (c), the Secretary may permit the establishment of a restoration advisory board in connection with any installation (or group of nearby installations) where the Secretary is planning or implementing environmental restoration activities.

It adds there is a "broader issue related to the consistency of threatened species lists" and warns that NSW's policies could "permit the establishment of an offset site that is lower quality than the impact site".

As he wrote, "We must say very clearly that our concern for our own survival does not permit the establishment of a second Palestinian state on the West Bank".

The military rulers' actions show that they do not intend to permit the establishment of genuine democracy and that they are, instead, attempting to scapegoat civil society for their failure to effectively manage Egypt's transition.

Cambodia has also thrown its support behind the One-China policy: In August 2010, Hun Sen warned provincial governors not to permit the establishment of Taiwanese government bureaus or offices in their provinces – or risk immediate dismissal.

Arising again from wartime growth of industry is the question whether the high costs of production, and inferior quality of some products' in Jewish industry will permit the establishment of a firm position in the home market without inordinate protection.

Moreover, in 1989 the government introduced legislation permitting the establishment of privately owned television stations.

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Before the 2005 Gambling Act, which permitted the establishment of "supercasinos" of which this is the first, the maximum number of machines an establishment could license was 20.

Francis I of France permitted the establishment of lotteries for private and public profit in several cities between 1520 and 1539.

Improvements in communications and the sinking of wells in semiarid areas permitted the establishment of new settlements in previously uninhabited areas.