It is a central-government undertaking.It could, however, make life difficult delaying or revoking construction permits, for example.
By trying to micromanage the private sector through a system of licenses and permits, for example, the Indian government stifled entrepreneurship and growth until the 1990s.
Other tribes worry that Kikuyu politicians are favouring their own with jobs and permits, for example, to drain water from a river.
One restaurant that failed to make that deadline last year was Trata East in Water Mill, a Manhattan export that ran into so many problems (town permits, for example) that it did not open till mid-December.
If the law is enforced, local officials will violate Federal law if they deny building permits, for example, as a result of protests based on the uneasiness of neighbors about living next to people with disabilities.
Cities and towns across America routinely attach fees and other payment obligations to permits, for example, to support wetlands mitigation banks, to finance roads, to pay for new schools or to build affordable housing.
It permits, for example, the imposition of Rule 10b-5 liability on an insider who trades based on the knowledge that his company has a still unannounced plan to acquire a target firm.
He said: "If they go down a route of having work permits for example, typically the way work permits work in other countries is you get to say, try to get a British citizen first and, if you haven't, then you have got to do that first.
It doesn't sound so terrible when you read that New Jersey doesn't recognise Pennsylvania concealed carry permits, for example – unless you happen to have someone passing through and unaware of the nuts and bolts of interstate laws.
It doesn't sound so terrible when you read that New Jersey doesn't recognize Pennsylvania concealed carry permits, for example—unless you happen to have someone passing through and unaware of the nuts and bolts of interstate laws.
All economic evaluations will follow the reference case used by the NICE as far as the available evidence permits, for example, discounting costs and benefits at 3% per annum, and using the perspective of the NHS and social services.
