Summary
permit {noun}
autorizzazione · nullaosta · concessione
to permit {verb}
consentire · concedere · permettere · dare · permettere · consentire · autorizzare · permettere
English-Italian translation for "permit"
"permit" Italian translation
permit {noun}
permit {noun} (also: licence, leave, clearance, authority)
If industry has an environmental permit, it can never be liable.
These are the so-called 'permit and state of the art defences '.
The bearer of a transportation permit must clearly be responsible for his load.
And I am glad to see the mitigating circumstances taken into account, along with permit defences.
There are two points at issue here: firstly, permit defence and secondly'state of the art ' defence.
permit {noun} [law] (also: licence, concession)
The chairman of the Environment Committee gained the Court's agreement and a new permit had to be withdrawn.
and another two and a half to four years for a construction permit and issue, and then four to nine years for actual construction.
permit.
to permit {verb}
to permit [permitted|permitted] {vb} (also: to let, to allow, to enable)
I urge you not to permit the use of HCFCs as a processing agent.
Can chemistry permit making these really large molecules where we've never been before?
Article 5 'appears both to permit and to exclude the patenting of human gene sequences '.
However, we think it a matter of urgency, and it is a matter of responsibility, to permit public debate on these matters.
In any event, we do not consider these systems to be strong enough to permit any major advances.
to permit [permitted|permitted] {vb} (also: to acknowledge, to concede, to agree, to admit)
Then pressure arises to mitigate measures and to permit more exclusions.
You want to grant subsidiary protection, for five years and with a residence permit, immediately.
residence permit.
Such a model would permit national aid to be granted mainly to promote food safety, environmental cleanliness and the aims of regional
The receiving countries should grant the victims a temporary residence permit for the duration of legal proceedings, regardless of whether
to permit [permitted|permitted] {vb} (also: countenance, tolerate, to sanction, to let)
In such circumstances, it would be madness to permit more of these sharks to be killed.
We cannot permit our common currency to become weaker through its being counterfeited.
We have no reason to permit methods that make this possible.
In conclusion, we must not permit any research on embryos.
That all this should be, as it were, obscured and befogged by one regime, is something we cannot permit.
to permit [permitted|permitted] {vb} (also: to deliver, to allow, to cede, to afford)
Although we do not propose to take a debate on this matter, I hope the House will permit me to make a brief response on its behalf.
Nonetheless, the word from the Commission, through me - if my colleagues permit it - is that I think that the Elche Mystery Play will be
There is no question of keeping troops in Bosnia unnecessarily; as soon as conditions permit, the number of troops can be reduced and
The noise pollution at Zaventem has exceeded the permitted levels for a long time.
Exceptions to these policies are permitted only with authorization from Google.
to permit [permitted|permitted] {vb} (also: to cede, to afford, to bestow, to favour)
to permit [permitted|permitted] {vb} (also: to allow of, to let, to enable, to tolerate)
to permit [permitted|permitted] {v.t.} (also: to sanction, to enable, to justify, to warrant)
But it is not the answer simply to permit blending.
We would do ourselves a great service if we were to demand the same for chocolate, and permit it.
Meanwhile, the British Government would like to permit therapeutic cloning of embryos for research.
The European Union intends to permit 5 % of alternative fats in chocolate in order to harmonise the internal market.
That is why the Council has always supported the Security Council's offer, which Iraq initially turned down, to permit the sale of oil in
to permit [permitted|permitted] {v.t.} (also: countenance, tolerate, to sanction, to let)
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "permit":
© Princeton Universityallow · let · countenance · tolerate · license · permission · Trachinotus falcatus · licence
Usage examples
Usage examples for "permit" in Italian
Similar words
permanence · permanency · permanent · permanently · permeability · permeable · permeation · permissibility · permission · permissiveness · permit · permits · permitted · permutation · perpetrated · perpetration · perpetrator · perpetual · perpetually · persecution · perseverance
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