Examples of using "Toestemming" in a sentence and their english translations:
Do you have permission?
Do I have permission?
I need authorization.
Do I need permission?
No one is to leave without permission.
She asked me permission.
Ask your parents for permission.
I don't need your permission.
You don't need my permission.
Tom doesn't have permission to do that.
Who do I need to ask for permission?
Hackers break into computers without permission.
I give you permission to stay.
Don't touch anything without asking first.
I interpreted their silence as consent.
I didn't give you permission to leave.
- You should not have done it without my permission.
- You should not have done that without my approval.
I'll permit you to go.
She got permission to use the car.
You're not supposed to do that without permission.
Tom asked for permission to use the copy machine.
Stop borrowing my clothes without my permission.
We don't need Tom's permission.
I will give you permission to do it.
I can't get married without my parents' permission.
You should not have done it without my permission.
How dare you enter my house without permission!
They authorize Muslim workers to leave early in Ramadan.
You should not have done it without my permission.
The police aren't allowed to drink on duty.
I need your consent to test you for COVID-19.
I don't need anybody's permission.
I didn't ask Tom for permission to do that.
Mary said she didn't have the permission to do that.
Tom forgot to ask for permission to do that.
- We're not allowed to do that.
- We aren't allowed to do that.
- I don't think we need permission to do this.
- I don't think that we need permission to do this.
assent, even when Bernadotte made it clear that as Crown Prince, he would pursue Swedish interests.
If you were to come with a reasonable offer, I'd give you my consent.
You are not to leave this room without my permission.
You have our permission to include our software on condition that you send us a copy of the final product.
"Cows give us milk, and chickens give us eggs." "Actually, neither cows nor chickens give us anything. We take it without their consent."
Audio read by Jane Goodall from Reason for Hope: A Spiritual Journey by Jane Goodall with Phillip Berman Copyright © 1999 by Soko Publications Ltd. and Phillip Berman. Used by permission of Hachette Audio. All rights reserved worldwide.
My formidable grandmother was such a stickler for language that whenever she heard someone ask "Can I…" she would interrupt and snap back at them, "I don't know, can you? If you don't know yourself how would I know what you're capable of? If you're asking permission say 'May I…' "