Sentence examples for the permits given from inspiring English sources

RWE, the power company, received 30percentt of all the permits given out, more than any other company in Germany.

The information collected by the city did not indicate how many of the permits given to teachers were regularly used or how many teachers routinely drove.

The permits give city employees free street parking privileges at their workplace or around the city while on official business.

On the first day young immigrants were able to renew the permits giving them temporary protection from deportation — as ordered by a California district court last week and authorized by the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services over the holiday weekend — Ms. Alcaide, 17, had booked the first appointment of the day at the Legal Aid Society of New York.

* * * The regulations hereinbefore made 41 L. D., supra will protect permittees from any demands that might otherwise be made upon them by subsequent claimants of the lands over which the permits give a right of way.' Letter of August 23, 1912, from the Secretary of the Interior to the Commissioner of the General Land Office.

The European Union's program has come under heavy criticism because permits were given to the companies rather than auctioned the European Union therefore essentially subsidizing the permits and because the permits gave companies credits for more emissions than they were actually using.

All animals were killed according to the permit given by the Office for Health Protection and Technical Safety of the regional government of Berlin (LaGeSo, 0122/07) and in compliance with regulations laid down in the European Community Council Directive.

We take the permit, give them a property receipt and a ticket for $130.

"And the permit gives the department the opportunity to put the regulations in the hands of each permittee rather than just posting them".

Less than 400 buses received permits for Friday's ceremony, compared to the 1,200 permits given by the city for the Women's March the following day.

This is less down to UK government policy than a reluctance among seed companies to apply for the relevant permits, given the high-profile backlash in Britain against GM food a decade or so ago.