Sentence examples for to permission from inspiring English sources
noun
Authorisation; consent (especially formal consent from someone in authority)
- Sire, do I have your permission to execute this traitor?
Douglass — with mixed feelings, one suspects — agreed, subject to permission of the captain, the famously capable Charles Judkins.
It reads, "Crossing and use subject to permission of the owner and at the risk of the user".
"Woodhouse took his words as tantamount to permission to pursue the idea" with the US, Kock wrote.
The building's new status guarantees that any further alterations will be subject to permission from government planning bodies.
In 1996, I helped lead a project to organize copyright data so we could respond quickly and efficiently to permission requests.
Singer Rabbi Shergil and violinist Sharat Chandra Srivastava are also expected to perform on Friday for the event, at the Galleria market, subject to permission from local authorities.
"You have to ask permission to enter".
However, this protocol [47] consumes a higher energy during contention to access channel which is not suitable for a patient's data due to permission-based transmission and reception.
Go to Permissions, in your profile.
Be prepared to compromise to get permission.
