The phrase "allowed meaning" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing permissible interpretations or definitions of a term or concept.
Example: "In this context, the allowed meaning of the term 'freedom' encompasses both personal and societal aspects."
Alternatives: "permissible interpretation" or "accepted definition."
No cropping or editing of photos is allowed, meaning that if just a small portion of the photo contains something the military does not want released, the entire photo will be deleted.
A "willful violation" complaint was filed against Fabi, the most serious allowed, meaning "the evidence shows either an intentional violation of the act or plain indifference to its requirements".
But his supporters said that many of his donors — there were more than 70,000 of them — did not give the maximum allowed, meaning that they could be tapped for more donations.
Their passing defense was second to only Michigan in yards allowed, meaning the matchup with Mayfield could be one for the ages.
Wheelchair curling: The sport is similar to the Olympic version but with one key difference - no sweeping is allowed, meaning the delivery of the stone has to be accurate.
Additional fees apply to some of the attractions (but entrance to the water parks is free), and only registered guests are allowed, meaning that crowds aren't usually a problem.
It's not that text isn't important, just that the process allows meaning to emerge organically.
Instead they stick to the basics of time, space and human behavior and allow meaning to seep in gradually and obliquely through the edges.
And so I would love to say that I formed a conviction to make the Caravaggio my pilgrimage site in order to nobly embody the pre-Internet virtues of long looking, of allowing meaning to accrue over time.
Taken together, Mr. Pataki's proposals, submitted as two bills to the Legislature, would keep many more felony cases open indefinitely and develop the DNA database at a much faster rate than current law allows, meaning more cold cases could be solved in the future.
The story offers a theory of culture, power, and freedom that is more congenial to liberal political theory than critical theories, and yet provides a conception of the role of culture in human relations that provides enough friction, or viscosity, to allow meaning making in culture to play a role in the core concerns of liberal political theory.
