Sentence examples similar to presumed permission from inspiring English sources
Bennett has appealed for all street artists to contribute by saying where they have painted with actual, presumed or historical permission.
Ever thoughtful, Iain didn't presume, but asked permission to dedicate his novel Inversions to me.
In response, I said, that by definition, permission presumes at least one other party be involved in the exercise of the authority -- preferably contemporaneously and not from the 18th century.
One of the stolen e-mails seems to confirm the idea that he was being excluded: In 2005, Jones wrote to colleagues about some of Pielke's complaints, "Maybe you'll be able to ignore them?" "These individuals, who are very sincere in their beliefs, have presumed that that gives them permission to exclude viewpoints that are different from their own," Pielke said.
He believes that a popup while on MySpace asking for permission to do anything will be presumed to originate from MySpace officially.
Zimmerman's lawyers were also denied permission to question a young woman who is presumed to be the last known person to speak with Martin the night of the fatal encounter.
Names and addresses of private individuals cannot be disclosed in writing or other publication medium until 70 years after presumed creation of the document unless the individual gives express written permission.
Even this justification can be presented as a matter of presumed consent, in the following sense: In order to fulfill an important social goal (for example, increasing the organ pool), it is permissible to perform the intervention as permissible as it would have been had the patient explicitly consented; hence equivalence with patient consent and permission to presume consent.
At times, they clearly were, as when John and Robert Kennedy secretly brokered a deal with J. Edgar Hoover -- one price being permission to wiretap Martin Luther King -- to keep the Federal Bureau of Investigation from exposing the president's dalliances with underworld characters and presumed spies.
