Sentence examples for permits to let from inspiring English sources

The alternative was to auction off the permits — to let the market set their value.

Addressing the dual problems of illegal immigration and a clandestine economy that exploits unskilled workers, the home secretary proposed today to introduce American-style work permits to let greater numbers of foreigners seek jobs here.

It commits the government to a "holistic strategy" (laws to keep undesirable ones out, permits to let desirable ones in), explains the "migration narrative" (everything is under control) and promises "branded communication and tool kits" (pieces of paper for PR people to parrot from).

The tribe sought an injunction against the continued construction of the pipeline, alleging that the federal government failed to follow proper procedures, including consulting with the tribe, before granting permits to let the pipeline cross waterways.

If only Waltz had been permitted to let rip with more real wickedness.

States will be permitted to let insurers bring back higher costs for people with preëxisting conditions and to reinstate annual and lifetime limits on coverage.

For example, Lucent's net worth is not supposed to fall below $23 billion and it is not permitted to let its accumulated cash losses before taxes exceed $2.35 billion.

I think Whirlpool does deserve a "cheer," however, for subsequently setting up Facebook pages for its Maytag, KitchenAid, and Whirlpool brands, in which visitors are permitted to let loose.

In both the ancient and the medieval world, women who bore children conceived in rape were permitted to let them die of exposure — although in medieval Europe a few weeks' penance was deemed necessary for doing so.

Beginning May 10, owners with a license and proof of a current rabies vaccination will be permitted to let their dogs roam in designated areas of city parks from 9 p.m. to 9 a.m.

A brief report on the Up Front page last Sunday reported on a dispute at Chatham Court, a condominium complex in Chatham, where the management has tightened rules about where owners are permitted to let their dogs run.