Sentence examples for Permitted as well from inspiring English sources

In addition to the first antidepressant, a second antidepressant was permitted as well.

Travel between the two countries will be permitted, as well as port calls by North Korean ships for humanitarian purposes.

Novelty and toy baseball bats measuring less than 24 inches, or weighing less than 24 ounces, will be permitted as well.

It is likely to support a second endorsement of Britain's exit from the European Union if circumstances required or permitted, as well as welcoming immigration and globalisation, a green economy, modern democracy that empowers citizens and a fair economy that seeks to narrow the gap between rich and poor.

That part of the project would be financed through the sale of development rights and zoning bonuses, which allow a developer to build a structure larger than normally permitted, as well as payments in lieu of taxes from developers who commit to the West Side.

The major policy adjustment directions include: a) Electricity price bidding should be promoted by sub-region according to the unified trading rules designed by the central government; b) Over-the-counter transaction should be permitted; as well as c) Dynamic incentive mechanisms for renewable energy development should be established.

Jeff Wilcox, a Bay Area businessman, is an outspoken proponent of the industrial pot permits as well as a leading advocate for the Proposition 19 initiative.

There are other hurdles besides financing, including multiple steps of permitting, as well as logistics and opposition to the transmission lines that would crisscross slabs of unspoiled landscape.

Among its many measures, the new treaty obliges governments to prohibit advertising, as far as their constitutions permit, as well as requiring at least 30% of any tobacco product's packaging to be given over to health warnings.

Mr. Trummer was issued several violations anyway, the chief said, among them failure to have a permit for an open flame — an infraction that could include lighting candles without a permit — as well as overcrowding and having improper fire retardants.

The town of Montclair, N.J., this year closed its budget gap through a mix of devices: trimming expenses, raising property taxes, and boosting fees on limousine and garage-sale permits as well as landscaping and arcade licenses.