Sentence examples for and that permitting from inspiring English sources

At least one board member contends that homosexuality is a sin and that permitting a group to meet on campus condones it.

Last month, the House of Representatives passed a bill that permits executives to be barred even if they have left the company where the fraud occurred and that permits the inspector general to prosecute parent companies for the sins of subsidiaries.

The borough is surrounded by a symbolic fence, using utility and other wires, that is called an eruv and that permits Orthodox Jews to carry objects or wheel baby carriages within its confines on the Sabbath.

An allopolyploid that can endure colonization by a pathogen or pest and that permits pathogen adaptation to an otherwise resistant host progenitor is referred to as a hybrid bridge [ 70].

In this context, women identified medical abortion as a way to avoid surgery, and anaesthesia and that permitted them privacy, autonomy and a greater sense of control [ 15, 17- 19].

- Countries should work toward developing policies and laws that decriminalize the use of clean needles and syringes (and that permit NSPs [needle and syringe programmes]) and that legalize OST [opioid substitution therapy] for people who are opioid-dependent.

The changes that take place at birth and that permit routing of the blood through the pulmonary system instead of the umbilical vessels have been described above in the section on the origin and development of the heart.

Acceptability of images was determined by adequate depiction of the relevant anatomic features that typify each standard view and that permit accurate interpretation.

[see Additional file 1: Table S2] contains the data that was used to generate Figure  2 and that permit the selection methods to be distinguished.

Our overall strategy was to focus on aspects of neurodevelopment that lend themselves to rapid screening and that permit ready comparisons of targets involving cell replication, growth, and differentiation.

There is therefore a pressing need for innovative strategies that are robust to ecological bias and that permit M&E of patient-level outcomes and their associations with risk factors.