Sentence examples for permit to set from inspiring English sources

Initially, the police refused to grant her a permit to set up her tent, but they relinquished after she came back with a television news crew.

But on Friday, a spokeswoman for the Mayor's Office of Media and Entertainment said the "Law & Order" crew did not have a permit to set up the fake encampment on Thursday night.

Van Peebles had received a permit to set a car on fire, but had done so on a Friday; as a result, there was no time to have it filed before shooting the scene.

Extremists must not be permitted to set the agenda.

However, the bank is permitted to set up marketing tables at athletic events.

Should health insurers be permitted to set rates based on genomic information?

Without wishing to bash the Oscars, he struggles to get across that the American Academy should not be permitted to set standards of excellence which are taken as universal.

But states will still be permitted to set different goals, so those with higher standards may bear the brunt of federal sanctions.

Settlers dutifully push baby carriages along eerily quieted streets, including Al-Shuhada, where Palestinians are no longer permitted to set foot.

They complain that economic pressures have meant the government has shied from effectively controlling watermen and the number of crab pots they are permitted to set.

After his escape from Elba a year earlier, the English were taking no chances: he was never permitted to set foot on British soil again.