Sentence examples for permit to remove from inspiring English sources

Imagine: a permit to remove something that is not there has no charge.

In Egypt and elsewhere, scientists say, it is illegal without a permit to remove meteorites from a country.

But it turned out that Atria received a permit to remove the urns from the Department of Buildings before the district plan was placed on the commission's calendar.

Under the state's freedom of information law, The Post obtained records showing that Mr. Bannon's company had filed for a permit to remove asbestos from a Bridgeport home owned by Mr. Ganim's brother.

(In March, the city gave a citation to the work crew, Mr. Wood said, saying it lacked a permit to remove asbestos. He said the crew had been replaced).

The conversation moves to the kitchen, with its marginally less uncomfortable metal chairs, and returns to the subject of "The Wall," which existed untroubled until 1997, when the building's landlord applied for a permit to remove it to make room for advertising.

They do so in a group, and they are not permitted to remove any equipment.

(The caption says, "Sometimes, it is permitted to remove the kippa," the Hebrew word for both a dome and skullcap).

But students who receive a cheating F are not permitted to remove the grade when factoring their G.P.A., even if they have retaken the course and passed.

Once at the new schools, the principals are permitted to remove as many as five teachers if they consider them to be hostile to reform.

The reporters were permitted three hours to review and take notes on the 1,173 pages of Mr. McCain's medical documents, spanning 2000 to 2008, but they were not permitted to remove the documents from the room or photocopy them.