Sentence examples for whether permission from inspiring English sources
It is unclear whether permission was given.
The NSA declined to answer specific questions about the agreement, including whether permission had been sought from the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance (Fisa) court for handing over such material.
There were also questions over whether permission had been obtained to use the photographs of "Sophie" sent to Mr Newmark, who had requested increasingly explicit images of her, including one "without your hands in the way and legs parted".
"As it has been submitted late, the judge would need to consider whether to allow a retrospective late application and then to consider whether permission to appeal should be granted.
This article was amended on 27 September 2016 to remove the names of some of the parties involved, because information changed about whether permission to name had been given.
It's not clear whether permission grants Apple &co.
A framework and a decision tree guide are proposed to help researchers and Institutional Review Boards (or Research Ethics Committees) in their decisions on whether parental permission must be obtained or whether other alternatives to protect adolescents should be considered.
Third, conceptual analyses are needed to examine whether adolescents should be able to seek DTC PGT alone or whether parental permission should be required, and how this could be enforced.
UK Land Directory and UK Land and Farms are among the few sites that allow you to search for plots for free, with most listings stating clearly whether planning permission has already been granted.
Actually, she was very liberal and generous and said go ahead, but now I wonder whether her permission was like your clients', and she didn't want to upset me.
Ministers are keeping largely silent because they have not yet reached internal agreement on their negotiating strategy, and they are waiting for the supreme court to rule on whether the permission of both Houses must be sought before article 50 is invoked.
