Sentence examples for permitting customers from inspiring English sources

And many merchants also began permitting customers to swipe mag cards themselves.

The second company, Investec Ernst, the brokerage arm of South Africa's fifth-biggest bank, was fined $740,000 for permitting customers in Mexico to wire $156 million in suspicious fund transfers without making any stock trades, the Big Board said.

By Roger Angell The New Yorker, February 27 , 1965P. 23 Eustace Tilley says he lives for the day when midtown Fifth Ave .will be converted into a no-way traffic artery permitting customers at E.J. Korvette to look out upon an umbrageous spinney of maple and oak trees.

The New Yorker, February 27 , 1965P. 23 Eustace Tilley says he lives for the day when midtown Fifth Ave .will be converted into a no-way traffic artery permitting customers at E.J. Korvette to look out upon an umbrageous spinney of maple and oak trees.

The approval may be jeopardized because the association, which regulates brokers, has expressed concern that a Datek unit is permitting customers to engage in an illegal form of day trading known as free riding, the purchase of shares without the money to pay for them, according to a filing by Ameritrade with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

"We are now solving the business and operational needs of customers through capabilities such as permitting customers to import images already hardened and approved by their IT group, consistently manage images and instances on- and off-premise, and provide service and support both on- and off-premise without any disruption to process or quality".

It permits customers to choose the path of carcinogenic oblivion.

(Mr. Rahimi said he used to permit customers to do so, but other diners with children objected).

Priceline will permit customers to choose their destination, departure and return dates and the number of hotel rooms needed.

Click-and-collect services, which permit customers to buy online and collect their orders in person, have undercut another advantage that discounters often tout: speed of transaction.

For land-line telephones, a few years ago the F.C.C. began requiring that phone companies permit customers to keep their numbers when changing carriers.