Sentence examples for point permission from inspiring English sources

Then, Bonner continues, "at some point permission was given" by the authorities to allow the film to be made; but, in another groundbreaking move, the footage was taken out of the country to be edited, thereby removing the state's control.

The point about permission implies in turn that the owner has the power to license others to use her property.

The family may serve as what Malcolm Gladwell in The Tipping Point called "permission-givers" -- those who give others the courage to do what they want to do yet fear to do.

Peaceful protests that aren't in favor of the Regime are strictly not allowed even though our constitution points out explicitly that permission isn't needed, only a previous notification.

And if there were people around, he made a point of asking permission.

Do not connect to somebody else's access point without their permission.

Note: It is illegal to connect cables to the distribution point without getting permission from the cable company.

The senior officer suddenly relented and said, "O.K., but you'll be cited if you're not off at 42nd Street by the U.N". Delighted, I returned to the very stern officer who had denied my entreaties with my official permission, pointing back to the car of officers, who waved their approval.

As Strange goes on to point out, the permissions are almost as extensive as required by Google's earlier (massively less successful) location-based multiplayer game, Ingress….

Open image in new window Fig. 4 Geological map showing the rock type that underlies the sampled area, dumpsite and layout of the sampling points (reproduced with permission from Jones and Hockey 1964).

The spokesperson pointed to its "permission based" (i.e. opt in) model and "first party data" as a informing its thinking about the kind of ads and ad targeting that is appropriate for the mobile space.