Sentence examples for shooting permit from inspiring English sources

Last week officials in that Bosnian capital canceled a shooting permit for the film, which does not yet have a title, amid rumors that it depicted a romance that blossoms after the woman is raped by the man.

Florian Bauer, one of the four journalists from German broadcaster ARD detained last month after unsuccessfully attempting to acquire a shooting permit, said it took three and a half weeks for his team to have their equipment returned.

But with no practical, humane alternatives on offer, I can't fault the heartbroken Malibu resident who acquired a shooting permit after waking up to profligate carnage.

His shooting permits were revoked.

The creation of your own shooting permits.

With plenty of parks, cemeteries and public buildings, the city does not charge location or shooting permits and closes streets on very short notice.

A judge issued an injunction against the removal of red wolves from the refuge and against shooting permits pending a court decision.

But at present there is no satisfactory alternative". She said farmers, who will pay part of the cost of the culls, would have to apply to Natural England for licences and the marksmen used would require special shooting permits.

They warn that the shooting permitted by the cull licences "will inevitably result in the targeting of many pregnant sows and, if culling extends towards the end of the open season, could result in the shooting of lactating sows, leading to the starvation of dependent cubs".

Instead it's for "those who have travelled on foot, who have worked as bouncers in sex clubs or wardens in a lunatic asylum, for those who are willing to learn about lock-picking or forging shooting permits in countries not favoring their projects".

Shooting without permits, using no real script (dialogue was post-dubbed), and liberated by the same new lightweight cameras that powered the 60s documentary boom, Godard achieved an off-the-cuff, free-form documentary feel that felt totally new and invigorating in 1960.