These can be reactivated (though subject to some months of lead time) when circumstances permit the resumption of demarcation work.

Permit us to illustrate.

Permit us to worship.

Permit me to introduce myself.

Permit me to unfasten you.

Permit me to explain, senor.

Please permit me to recommend

Permit me.

Permit me.

Permit me to congratulate you, sir.

Until 1984, each change in his contractual status and each extension of his contract was subject to the issuance of a foreign work permit by the Hungarian authorities.

Then permit me to read one to you.

Permit me, sahib.

To be implemented gradually as resources permit.

You have your permit to leave Paris?

We can't permit this to go on.

The same principle applied in connection with family reunification when a person had a settlement permit, a residence permit or work permit was granted to his spouse and children.

However, if you'll permit me to speak to him...

Would you permit me to light a candle?

Why do you permit him to remain here?

Permit me to present my fiancée, Angelica Sedara.

I won't permit you.

Where's your work permit?

Will you permit me?

We don't permit tipping.

I cannot permit you.

I would not permit.

Got a work permit?

She wouldn't permit it.

It was observed that a way of avoiding this possibility would be to permit only the price to be subject to the auction, and not other criteria, that is a restricted version of Model 1.

We want a temporary use permit for the clock, eventually 10,000 year temporary use permit.

Spare the strikers and permit them to return to work.

Musharraf cannot permit the mullahs to become too strong.

(f) To permit the full freedom of practising religion

Permit me to briefly touch upon this development paradigm.

If you'll permit me to demonstrate on your map.

Would you permit me to show you my plane?

My position does not permit me to hate anyone.

Do I need a permit to talk with you?

We banned Hauser's travel permit.

If you will permit me.

Mr. Janoth doesn't permit it.

Oh, we can permit that.

Part II, Section 16 Special transport permit sets provisions that require permit holders to account for and secure transport of nuclear material.

Icelandic law did not permit extradition if the person would, in the country of destination, be subject to a death sentence, to torture or inhuman treatment, or to injustice or persecution for racial, religious or political reasons.