Sentence examples for permits to help from inspiring English sources

The retailer said its factory inspectors would examine electrical systems for any flaws — a major cause of factory fires in Bangladesh — and would review building design and permits to help avoid future collapses.

Other proposals include expanding the seasonal work program, which now applies just to farm workers, to cover other temporary workers; introducing work permits to help fill labor shortages in various industries; and letting foreign students who have been educated here apply for jobs without returning home.

So far, many airlines have received about 80 percent of their permits to help them to adjust.

Brown coal generators and other high-emitting companies were given free permits to help them get used to carbon pricing, which they could use to pay for their emissions or sell back to the government.

But ultimately the head of the group, Glenn English, a former Democratic member of Congress from Oklahoma, secured nearly $400 million in annual emissions permits to help the small co-ops.

(Carbon rights currently trade at around $40 a ton in Europe).Messrs Lieberman and Warner have also agreed to set aside a bigger share of the government's revenues from auctioning permits to help the firms and consumers hardest hit by the new regime.

"In Italy, blood is not permitted to help the growth of vegetables," he said.

No longer will analysts be permitted to help land underwriting deals, or to have their compensation tied to these efforts.

On the day my mother died, in March 2010, my sister Peggy and I were permitted to help prepare her body while we waited for the funeral director.

An MHRA spokeswoman said: "For over-the-counter medicines, informative names are permitted to help patients select an appropriate product without input from a healthcare professional".

Despite the ban on contributions from these committees, some still are permitted to help candidates by sending out mailings, conducting polls, holding events and paying for consultants, services known as in-kind contributions.