Sentence examples for permits to certain from inspiring English sources

Another issue, he said, is Cuba's refusal to give exit permits to certain Cuban citizens even though they have valid United States entry documents.

Under a cap-and-trade system they do so by freely granting, rather than auctioning off, carbon permits to certain interests.

Meanwhile Mr Obama, who had lifted the threat of deportation and offered work permits to certain young immigrants brought to America as children, won 71%.Mr Romney was hardly the only offender.

Romania and Slovakia in particular saw the planned handing-out of identity cards, educational benefits and Hungarian work permits to certain of their citizens as an unwanted interference in their sovereign affairs.

The authorities in shall-issue states deny permits to certain applicants, like convicted felons and people who have been involuntarily committed to a mental health institution, unless their gun rights have been restored.

Park rangers, whose dual mandate is to provide recreational ground for the public and to preserve it for future generations, have placed limits on back-country permits to certain areas, trying to funnel visitors into well-maintained campgrounds and encouraging them to follow desert etiquette on the fragile land.

Independent mobility was operationalized both as mobility licenses, meaning parental permits to perform certain activities independently, and as actual mobility, the proportion of active and independent school travel and independent weekend activities.

Interpreting the trajectories of land changed into settlement during 1988–2008, in combination with results from direct field observations in 2011, permits to draw certain conclusions concerning socio-spatial processes and the "nature/culture gestalt" (Gade, 1999).

Some popular hiking destinations require permits to use certain areas.

Although not compulsory, certification allows patients to be registered (ie, placed on an official local council register) as either severely sight impaired (blind) or sight impaired (partially sighted), which then permits access to certain state benefits and social service provisions.

7. "Rights were understood as claims which a person has to be treated in certain ways by others, to be permitted to do certain things without interference, to engage in certain activities and to enter into certain relations with those around him" (Smith 1977: 367 68).