Sentence examples for permitting businesses from inspiring English sources

Temporarily permitting businesses to deduct 100percentt of the cost of investments for two years beginning Jan . 1 , 2008

A draft paper on the proposal permitting businesses to write off the full costs of capital spending in 2010 and 2011 said it "would be the largest temporary investment incentive in American history".

Permanently eliminating Social Security payroll taxes for workers over age 65. Temporarily permitting businesses to deduct 100percentt of the cost of investments for two years beginning Jan . 1 , 2008

Next up: permitting businesses to adopt holding company status.

You are now the first state actually to pass a bill permitting businesses -– even those open to the public -– to refuse to provide service to LGBT people based on an individual's "sincerely held religious belief".

President Obama quipped the other night that he is so close to Vice President Biden that they can't buy a pizza in Indiana--an obvious reference to Indiana's religious freedom law permitting businesses in the state to refuse goods and services to gays on grounds of religious scruple.

The study recommends that the city work harder to help growing businesses thrive, in part by addressing "the fundamental issues hampering business growth in the city, such as permitting, business taxes and policies that spur exorbitant real estate speculation".

Companies like Stae or Calthorpe Analytics use analytics on movement, permitting, business trends or otherwise to help cities implement more effective zoning and land use plans.

Dean Daisy was working as chief counsel and chief financial officer at FMHC, a cellphone tower citing and permitting business, when the company began taking on more responsibility for construction.

But last week in Arizona, the state legislature approved a bill, SB 1062, redefining religious freedom to permit businesses to discriminate against gay clients.

I.B.M. is selling a new line of Internet software that permits businesses to link their buying and selling processes with other businesses.