Sallimiseen

Sallimiseen is a Finnish noun form related to the verb sallia, meaning to permit or allow. It refers to the act, process, or framework of granting permission for an action or condition, especially in legal, administrative, or organizational contexts. In policy and regulation, sallimiseen covers licenses, exemptions, and other forms of permission, as well as the criteria, procedures, and oversight that determine when something is allowed.

In practice, discussions of sallimiseen address who may grant permission, what requirements must be met, and under what circumstances permission may be granted, modified, or revoked. It is commonly used in regulatory texts, planning documents, and public administration to describe permissible activities, accompanying conditions, and exceptions to general rules.

Morphologically, sallimiseen is formed from the verb sallia (to permit) with the nominalizing suffix -minen, and the resulting term appears in phrases that specify the act of permitting. The form sallimiseen is typically used within noun phrases to indicate the object or context of permitting, such as sallimiseen liittyvät ehdot (conditions related to permitting) or sallimiseen liittyvät menettelyt (procedures related to permitting). The related noun salliminen denotes the broader concept of permitting in general.

See also: sallia, salliminen, lupa, poikkeuslupa, viranomaismääräykset.