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Meanings of permission in English
Portuguese
permissão Attribute of a person with regard to an action in which they are absolved of legal or ethical fault.
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Usage of permission in English
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Young volunteers would need their parents' permission to join the troops, however.
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Photo: Used with permission Yes well, maybe we just know our history?
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In other cases, they claim he simply took the money without permission.
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The company said planning permission for the plant was already in place.
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Just in case I needed to come back again, without their permission.
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Facebook last week secured permission to bring a challenge to the decision.
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However, the owners are prepared to sell it subject to planning permission.
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Users have to request an account, be given permission and access, etc.
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Years ago the company gave him special permission to play on duty.
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Musgrave said the centre would open in mid-2004, subject to planning permission.
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The general at once granted the required permission; adding, with a smile:
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Egypt in November issued a law that banned protests without police permission.
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And a fair number of embryos were sold for research without permission.
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He must receive government permission to travel outside Kabul or the country.
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The following month, the CIA granted the British permission to question Mohamed.
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Normally, one must ask permission to use a computer from the gallery.
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Australia
Common
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
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