Sentence examples for the permission needed from inspiring English sources
Pope Benedict XVI is soon expected to sign a document that would loosen the permission needed by priests wanting to celebrate the Latin Mass, known as the Tridentine Mass, Italian newspapers have reported.
In his case, that meant disregarding the "permission" needed from European or Gulf film funds to greenlight a film, reframing Theeb in part as a stimulus to deprived communities, and appealing to private equity for finance.
Many critics have noted that this return to "painterly capacity" is particularly notable in black artists, and, strange indeed, that they should be the gateway — the permission needed — to return to the figurative, to the possibility of virtuosity!
According to FARA records, Cabelly officially terminated his contract with Sudan in February of 2006, but according to an FBI press release, he continued his lobbying through mid-2007 despite Rep. Wolf's lambasting, the legal requirements to register, and the permission needed to represent Sudan.
"This is the first time we or anybody else has pulled off this type of ride on Long Island," said Frank Bradford II, president of the Nassau-Suffolk Horsemen's Association, detailing the permissions needed to have the horses stop at each vineyard and cross private farmland.
Without the utility requirement, an access control state can satisfy any SSoD policy if the state does not contain any user set that covers all the permissions needed to accomplish the sensitive task.
Those issues would be considered as part of the planning permission needed from the Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) which will also be needed for the plant to operate.
Consequently, prior to inviting family members to participate in the study permission needed to be obtained from the chiefs.
Many are being sold without the planning permission needed to convert them into residential homes, and as they are listed buildings it may be difficult to get.
This school still lacks the planning permission needed to adequately educate its secondary age pupils, who are bussed in each week from Lambeth, south London.
