Sentence examples for working with permission from inspiring English sources

The murals had been created by graffiti artists, working with permission from the Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs, and had represented themes that included Latin-American, African, Mayan, Indian, and Native American spiritual practices.

He will catch the ball and he will work, with permission from the medical people, a little bit on Fridays, and then hopefully be ready to go on Sundays".

Etracks says that it works with permission-based marketing, a contention that Morrison & Foerster disputes.

To illuminate the difficult path out of homelessness, LA Family Housing, the agency that was working with Curry, obtained permission from several of the Tujunga Wash dwellers to tell their stories.

Other co-investigators involved in the creation of research data may access and take copies of research data for projects (or the portions of projects) on which they have worked with the permission of the PI or PIs.

"We're pleased the FAA has granted our petition for this stage of R&D experimentation, and we look forward to working with the agency for permission to deliver Prime Air service to customers in the United States safely and soon," said Paul Misener, Amazon's vice president for global public policy.

But there's still a lot of work to be done, and the school is working with the FAA for permission to keep the drone in the air for the full five days as it continues its testing over the summer. .

In 1791, working with Dr. Theodore Wadsworth, Todd gained permission to start a hospital near the present-day Farmington/Plainville border for smallpox inoculation.

A small privately held Canadian company, Duchesnay Inc., is working with the Food and Drug Administration to gain permission to market a generic version of Bendectin, which it calls Diclectin.

B3 FASHION B8 SCIENCE TIMES F1-12 Drug Making a Comeback A small privately held Canadian company, Duchesnay, is working with the F.D.A. to gain permission to market a generic version of Bendectin, the morning sickness drug removed from the market in 1983 in a barrage of lawsuits claiming that it caused birth defects.

"Our intention in writing to those living closest to the site was to provide reassurance that we are ensuring compliance with the terms of the planning permission and working with other authorities to minimise disruption.