Sentence examples for allowed to stop a from inspiring English sources

Odbert defended the officers' recorded discussion of hitting Mann with their patrol car, saying it was moving at a slow speed and "the use of a vehicle is allowed to stop a threat of death or great bodily injury".

The patients were allowed to stop an intervention prematurely (e.g. if they did not tolerate an oxygen applicator).

An acceleration of the order of 105 g can be applied, allowing to stop a supersonic beam within a few cm.

A private business is allowed to stop serving a customer for pretty much any reason it likes (although not if the EU has its way), and they have little recourse.

But there must come a time when you're allowed to stop being a consumer.

"I was intrigued that we were allowed to stop at not a lowly one or two but a magnificent six airports yesterday," he wrote, jokingly.

The 25-metre timed walk test was performed in an indoor hallway with patients allowed to stop or use a mobility aid if required.

"I don't think it should be allowed to stop what was a masterly demonstration of skill".

At this pillar, Kennan said, exiles were allowed to stop and make a last goodbye, to press their faces to the ground and pick up a little of the earth of western Russia to bring with them.

I wasn't surprised by his diagnosis, but the thought of being allowed to stop was such a relief.

Feed the meter if it's allowed to stop someone from getting a ticket!