Sentence examples for as it is permitted from inspiring English sources

Barely back from Italy, he writes: "Style rests on the deepest foundations of knowledge, on the essence of things insofar as it is permitted to us to know them in visible and graspable shapes".

This capacity for quizzical scrutiny underlies much of her fiction: not accepting the world as it is permits Atwood to imagine the world as it might be.

But that was not the same as it being permitted now.

Barrick officials indicated they would shut the pumps as soon as it was permitted.

At a civil court, Nisa was told by a judge that the instant divorce was valid as it was permitted to Muslim men under Muslim personal law, or the sharia.

In addition, several third-party applications previously offered Auto Follow as a service, as it was permitted until late last week through the Twitter API, though it was no longer a feature available directly on Twitter itself.

The absence of official recognition of the role of fossil fuel production in causing climate change – blitheringly obvious as it is – permits governments to pursue directly contradictory policies.

"Allowing the fiscal shortcomings of what is a small corner of the region to prompt a spike in debt servicing costs of its larger peripheral peers makes little sense," Mr. McGuire said The mechanism of any E.U.-sponsored bailout would be complex, since there is doubt as to whether it is permitted under the union's governing treaty.

It is here that Mr. Fareri will build a supermarket if he can, with a health club as his fallback since it is permitted under current zoning.

As for the horizontal actuator, it is permitted to orient horizontally for a distance of 7 cm before settling again at a fixed position.

Among the nonlogical concepts involved in reasoning are epistemic notions such as "knows that …," "believes that …," and "remembers that …" and normative (deontic) notions such as "it is obligatory that …," "it is permitted that …," and "it is prohibited that …." Their logical behaviour is therefore a part of the subject matter of applied logic.