Sentence examples for permit transactions from inspiring English sources

And One Pass offers payments in mobile apps (i.e. in Android apps), in instances where the mobile OS terms permit transactions to take place outside of the app market (which seems to be a direct hit at Apple's subscription announcement yesterday).

On Wednesday, after the Book Review had gone to press, the Treasury issued a new general license permitting "all transactions necessary and ordinarily incident to the publishing and marketing of manuscripts, books, journals and newspapers" with people in those countries, provided the publishers do not deal with representatives of their governments.

It remains to be seen whether the combatants can disentangle these partnerships to permit more transactions.

To permit such transactions is to allow those with money to harvest the organs of those without.

Such plans typically permit such transactions on a monthly or quarterly basis.

Special "Web clipping" programs deliver quick hits of data like stock quotes and airline departure times, and permit online transactions with firms that have signed on to the concept.

The disparity stemmed partly from the wider latitude that Mr. Lawsky has to dole out punishments on the banking industry; the Treasury Department is somewhat hamstrung by a quirk in federal law that permitted certain transactions with Iran until 2008.

Staff development days permit that transaction citywide by providing thousands of teachers an opportunity to acquire new ideas and techniques that will enhance their instruction and benefit their students.

Mr. Chlebowski said tests had shown that the new A.T.M.'s did not cause users to linger, and, in fact, might save time because the underlying technology permits quicker transactions.

We will not permit a transaction if the company is not willing to work with us, and we encourage other marketplaces to follow suit.

Apple did not introduce a Chinese-language version of the online shop until 2010, and did not permit credit card transactions in the local currency until a year later.