YOU HAVE MY PERMISSION

Definition: Expressing consent or authorization for someone to do something.

Synonyms: Granted Access, Approved Entry, Authorized Usage, Permitted Use, Allowed Access

Usage Examples in Sentences

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You have my permission to borrow my favorite book.
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The teacher gave you my permission to go to the restroom.
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You have my permission to access the restricted section of the library.
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After completing the training program, you have my permission to use the advanced features of the software.
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As team captain, you have my permission to make strategic decisions during the match.
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As the event organizer, you have my permission to finalize the guest list for the VIP reception.
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Despite my reservations, you have my permission to embark on this avant-garde artistic endeavor.
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In this esoteric realm of quantum physics, you have my permission to delve into the intricacies of string theory.
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Within the realm of haute couture, you have my permission to unleash your creativity and redefine fashion norms.
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You have my permission to enter the building after hours.
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With this signed document, you have my permission to access the restricted area.
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As the homeowner, you have my permission to renovate the kitchen as you see fit.
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If you require additional time, you have my permission to extend the deadline.
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Before proceeding, you have my permission to review the terms and conditions.
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During your absence, you have my permission to delegate tasks accordingly.
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To discuss the matter further, you have my permission to schedule a meeting.

Usage Example in Conversation

Manager: Hello, Sarah. I understand you need to leave early tomorrow for a personal matter.Sarah: Yes, that's correct. My daughter has a doctor's appointment.Manager: Of course, Sarah. You have my permission to leave early. Just make sure to complete your tasks before you go.Sarah: Thank you, I appreciate it. I'll ensure everything is taken care of before I leave.
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