Sentence examples for be interpreted to permit from inspiring English sources
So backing George W. Bush's faith-based initiative depends on making two arguments: first, that the Constitution can be interpreted to permit such support; and second, that the support is actually desirable.
The most important change announced in the proposed consent decree deleted a provision that some dissenting states and Microsoft rivals said could be interpreted to permit the company to use valuable intellectual property rights of computer makers without compensation.
The Senate legislation makes it clear that the proposed law should not be interpreted to "permit or allow" any other government agency to use the E-Verify data for any purpose other than employment verification.
It must never be interpreted to permit a handful of congressional representatives, defeated legislatively, to hijack the process and wreak willful havoc.
Little is known about how other authorities, including Executive Order 12333, which some consider the intelligence community's most essential charter, are being interpreted to permit spying on Americans.
And Admiral Locklear explained that the scope of civil protection was being interpreted to permit the removal of the chain of command of Qaddafi's military, which includes Qaddafi," Turner said.
Circuit Judge Gerard Lynch wrote for a three-judge panel that Section 215, which addresses the FBI's ability to gather business records, could not be interpreted to have permitted the NSA to collect a "staggering" amount of phone records, contrary to claims by the Bush and Obama administrations.
It declared that "no overt or covert operations inside Pakistan shall be permitted" — a broad reference that could be interpreted to include all C.I.A. operations.
It can be interpreted to oppress women or interpreted to liberate them...
Heretofore Mr. Gore has been right on principle, arguing that state election laws ought to be generously interpreted to permit the fullest possible count of all votes.
Those words have long been liberally interpreted to permit homeland defense.
