Sentence examples for permit to set up 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.

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

In addition to using the Bwin.Party names, MGM and Boyd would be permitted to set up sites using their own brands.

Those hopes had been lifted last year when the then government raised the limit on foreign ownership in India's private-sector banks to 74%, and said that foreign banks would be permitted to set up local subsidiaries.

After losing his job in hotel management in 1997, Bertram Rohloff wanted to open a stand to sell sandwiches, but found he could not get the necessary permits to set up shop.

The judge, James C. Mahan, held that some hotel-casinos, as arranged by the Nevada Democratic Party, would be permitted to set up caucus precincts on site so employees who work Saturday can participate.

The seeds of what appeared to be the demise of the secret deal were planted weeks earlier in New York, when Colonel Qaddafi expressed unhappiness that he was not permitted to set up his tent in Manhattan or to visit ground zero during a United Nations session.

Iraqis should be permitted to set up businesses with minimal fuss and bureaucratic interference.

Currently, Google+ is limited to those ages 18 and over, and excludes those ages 13-17 who are permitted to set up a Gmail account.

The English East India Company was first permitted to set up its own garrison in 1665 to guard its settlements.