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Perhaps God allows or permits terrible things to happen, so that heroism and compassion can be shown.
Everything you see there was built in four years, after they spent four years getting the permits.
This is the number of hours that I spent on logistics, from getting permits to rallying participants and finding venues.
Jonathan Trent: So it's really gotten to a stage now in NASA where they would like to spin it out into something which would go offshore, and there are a lot of issues with doing it in the United States because of limited permitting issues and the time required to get permits to do things offshore.
And then we've gone out into the big outdoors, always with local community consent, always with the necessary permits.
Imagine an immersive system that permits to go and dive and reconstruct the Venice of a given year, some experience you could share within a group.
A third option might include something like tradeable permits.
So now the app navigates me by analyzing beacon signals and smartphone sensors and permits me to move around indoor and outdoor environments all by myself.
The challenge, of course, is to answer this question: what permits this extraordinary performance of animals that allows them basically to go anywhere?
But even more complex will be getting the permits to cross the air space of each of the different countries that we fly over using wind.
Municipal government officials stepped forward and helped with permits and with convening civil society organizations.
This is very difficult, and you have to have a bond with your team that permits you to do this, because their life is wrapped up in that too.
And while, again, you needed patience to move a technology for the poor in India into Pakistan, just to get the permits, over time we were able to start a company with Dr. Sono, who runs a large community development organization in the Thar Desert, which is one of the remote and poorest areas of the country.
They recognized what was happening on the hillside and put a stop to it; enacted laws and made permits required to do responsible construction and golf course maintenance and stopped the sediments flowing into the bay, and stopped the chemicals flowing into the bay, and the bay recovered.
He said, "We often issue these permits to do research in our waters, but usually we get a note two or three years later, or a reprint.
The film is cut heavily, but the majority of the remaining scenes shows a very weak hand from the director who permits Wagner to consistently somnambulate, laying waste to a solid and nuanced performance from Wood, who also proffers a fine soprano.
This low budget movie was shot total guerrilla-style with no permits for any locations and no big stars but has what a lot of huge budget films don't have which is a clever script and creative direction.
It is the exact same humor of the movie, only expanded upon for the length of time a TV show permits.
To the contrary, the master of ELEPHANT WALK, John Wiley (Peter Finch), complains that he cannot shoot any of the pachyderms--no matter how menacing--without a permit from the government (and his tone suggests such permits are not within the realm of probability).
Director Edward Buzzell utilizes his large cast well to move the action nicely along despite the rather disjointed script with which he must deal, and permits Powell's cotangent impossibilities to rule the affair, as is appropriate.
That contrast, however, permits us to believe in the "conversion" of one young Nazi officer to an anti-Nazi stance.
The could of touched on some of the funny real things that happened like the local pet shelter selling werewolf hunting permits, or the fact that a man was arrested with a gun and tools to break into peoples homes on Bray road and tried to use the defense that he was werewolf hunting to get off with no charges.
The return of a small island girl to her grandparents permits director John Sayles to examine with the girl, the island's history, and its community whose knowledge is grounded in oral history and the past.
With seven months of rehearsals, official permits and visas carefully arranged, nothing could go wrong, right?
By clustering industrial infrastructure and using the hukou system of city-specific residency permits, the authorities have been able to control the process surprisingly well.
For example, India permits all religions to flourish while ensuring that none is privileged by the state.
Nothing is more fundamental to human security than health, which permits human choice, enables human freedom, and underpins human development.
Because these permits trade at a market price, companies have an incentive to reduce their emissions, thereby requiring them to buy fewer permits or enabling them to sell excess permits for a profit.
The problem is that the permits’ market price has plummeted in the midst of Europe’s economic slowdown.
Permits that used to sell for more than $30 per ton before the crisis now trade for under $10.
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