Are there circumstances in which people should be permitted to start anew?
In 1989, as the Soviet Union was dissolving, the Crimean Tatars were permitted to start returning to their ancestral homes in Crimea.
In addition, a roofer should never be permitted to start covering an existing roof with a new surface immediately after a rainfall, he said.
When he is allowed to drive again, he will have to install an ignition-interlock device, which measures the concentration of alcohol in a driver's breath before his car is permitted to start.
She will not be permitted to start jogging for a few weeks, but she is hoping to be ready to play for the Washington Freedom in April, when the seven-team W.P.S. is scheduled to begin play.
Analysts at RBC Capital Markets said: "In addition to removing a potentially large distraction, Asos will now be permitted to start selling sportswear on a global basis which they were previously unable to whilst the litigation was under way.
They also have divided the industry between the strongest banks, like JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs, which were permitted to start increasing their dividends and repurchase billions of dollars' worth of shares this spring, and weaker institutions, like Bank of America, whose requests were denied.
Back in 1904, the Tour's second year, riders who abandoned one stage after falling were permitted to start the next along with everyone else – a rule that was quietly dropped after riders soon cottoned on that they could "crash out" and rejoin the next day without penalty.
Dennis Greenstein, a Manhattan co-op lawyer, said that since some amount of construction is going to be necessary any time such changes are made to adjoining apartments, it would be wise for a co-op's directors to insist that all parties sign an alteration agreement before being permitted to start work.
Therefore, process (mathrm{Pr}_3) is permitted to start because processes (mathrm{Pr}_0), (mathrm{Pr}_1) and (mathrm{Pr}_2) have finished at time (t_4).
