Sentence examples for solicited permission from inspiring English sources

The American version states that Commander Sloat solicited permission for the use of two small ships after becoming aware of Cofresí's latest actions.

Banks now have to solicit permission from customers before letting them overdraw.

Papal bulls granted special facilities to missionary friars, and popes sent letters to Asian rulers soliciting permission for the friars to carry on their work.

(According to Tanzanian law, an adult is said to be anybody aged 18 years and above. These can give consent on their own without soliciting permission from parents or teachers).

Subpart A refers to the requirement that a child must assent to be included in an experiment (although this was apparently not necessary "if the capability of some or all of the children is so limited that they cannot reasonably be consulted"), while paragraph (b) refers to soliciting permission from parents or guardians.

In the context of dementia research, family members are also often solicited for permission to enroll a cognitively-impaired relative in a study with little likelihood of personal benefit [ 4, 5].

Mr. Cortese, whose pompadour is distinctly more 50's greaser than rapper, developed the station himself, solicited the bar's permission to stream the show on the Internet, created a Web site and chat room and even started selling merchandise in support of what he considers the first all-karaoke television station.

Men and women found soliciting without official permission could face a violent beating from those in higher-ranks.

Permission has been solicited by e-mail for publishing the results of the Arizona Sexual Experience Scale (ASEX).

Permission to conduct the study was solicited and obtained from the Special Commissioner for the disabled and the Heads of schools for CSHCN in Chennai, India.

Mr. Ridolf gave Herrill Lanes permission to solicit his customers and discuss opportunities with his employees.