Sentence examples for permits leaving from inspiring English sources

In August, however, the City Council rejected the company's zoning permits, leaving its plans in limbo.

Asylum seekers are neither entitled to material assistance nor granted work permits, leaving them at the mercies of provincial authorities and driven to work illegally.

At least 8 of 10 such workers lack Beijing residential permits, leaving them vulnerable to police shakedowns and the city's frequent campaigns to sweep out "excess" migrants.

Before H.B. 788, the state agency said it did not have the legal authority to issue such permits, leaving dozens of energy companies in limbo waiting for the E.P.A. to issue the necessary permits instead.

The mayor, Sammy Rivera, has ordered a halt to construction of school trailers at two sites because, he contends, the state has failed to obtain the proper zoning permits, leaving him without assurance that safety measures will be followed.

Confronted with a serious shortage in housing, many have had no choice but to build without permits, leaving many families vulnerable to eviction and their buildings vulnerable to demolition.

Stratford is the type of town that makes you want to stay longer, but if your schedule permits, leave a little time on the way back to Toronto for a quick stop in the town of Shakespeare.

The European Union legislation, however, does not address the issue of where vaping is permitted, leaving that to national and local jurisdictions.

One is no longer able to get a permit, leaving only Rocky Ledge in North Castle as a possible site, but it needs liability insurance before it can operate.

Taubman, which disclosed in financial statements that it had invested $135 million in the mall project as of June 30, contends that its application meets legal requirements for a special permit, leaving the town no alternative but to issue one.

The First Amendment does not permit "leaving the principle of elections in place while preventing candidates from discussing what the elections are about," Justice Scalia wrote for the majority.