Sentence examples for and now permits from inspiring English sources

Perhaps even more notably, Exxon also changed its policy of non-engagement, and now permits meetings between shareholders and independent directors.

Sarkozy's law narrowly squeezed through the national assembly by a vote of 282 to 238 and now permits shops, department stores and shopping malls to open on the Sabbath in 20 zones of what are called "exceptional commercial" centres in and around three of the country's largest cities, Paris, Marseilles, and Lille.

Since then, the FAA has mellowed out a bit and now permits tethered flights below a few hundred feet, for example.

Since taking power, the government has shifted tack and now permits hijabs as part of the country's iconic "Mountie" uniform.

In other words, the legislation supersedes fairness laws, and now permits people to discriminate on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity, simply by claiming the freedom of sincerely held religious belief.

The FAA rule change came on Thursday, and now permits the use of electronic devices in "airplane mode" — with connection to cellular data networks disconnected — during all phases of flight.

Ms. Suvari, no longer iconically blond and now permitted room to exercise her own warm comic talents, is well matched with the handsome, unassuming Mr. Biggs.

The company has been loosening its fashion strictures for employees over the past few years, and it now permits workers to wear hijabs.

Girls would "come in with plaid pajama bottoms under their uniforms, saying, 'It's too cold.' " Recently, the school outlawed pajama bottoms, and instead now permits fashionable yoga pants under skirts.

I'd watched the minister try to balance the old and new in many ways big and small; he now permits young women to wear pants to services, not usually allowed in Pentecostal churches.

Since Asia commands roughly ten times more engineering talent than the U.S. does, and since China alone now graduates more English-speaking everyeers everyearar than the U.S., and since the U.S. neither adequately trains Americans in math and science nor now permits the needed levels of immigration of foreign talent, leading-edge technology skills are no longer anywhere near a U.S. monopoly.