Sentence examples for permit to protect from inspiring English sources
The Environmental Protection Agency has the authority to revoke a mining permit to protect streams and wildlife, a federal appeals court ruled on Tuesday.
A spokesman for the environment and health department, Joe Blubaugh, said, "What it really boils down to is the secretary is authorized by Kansas statute to affirm, modify or reverse a decision on an air permit to protect health and the environment of Kansas".
Although state and federal government may limit the scope of oil drilling activities by permit to protect public health and the environment, the US Constitution protects mineral owners from taking without compensation.
Exceptions would be permitted to protect the mother's life.
CBS and Fox will be permitted to protect five games apiece during the flex period.
If unions are not permitted to protect their members' bodies against the injuries that result from the acceleration of dangerous work using heavy machinery, then what purpose are they to serve?
State insurance laws vary, according to Amy Feldman, a lawyer I consulted, but "key employee" policies like the original arrangement you describe are generally permitted — "to protect a company from the financial losses that would result from the death of a key player," she says.
However, critics have repeatedly called for a proper definition of "national security", and raised questions about what should be permitted to protect "economic wellbeing" beyond the need to help UK companies defend themselves against the theft of intellectual property or from cyber-attacks.
Rick Ector, a black firearms instructor from Detroit, linked the recent uptick in crime to more black women getting concealed carry permits to protect themselves.
In states like Idaho, for example, ranchers are permitted to protect their herds by killing wolves, and some states also allow wolf trophy hunts in an effort to further thin the packs.
I support the current law on a woman's freedom to choose, which has been in place for decades, where late term abortions are permitted to protect the life or health of the mother".
