Sentence examples for be permitted to fully from inspiring English sources

Masback said he hoped that the pending doping cases could be resolved reasonably quickly, although he acknowledged that due process required that the accused athletes be permitted to fully contest the charges against them.

The recommendations do not include a proposal he made earlier that companies not be permitted to fully indemnify directors and officers against fraud lawsuits.

After trait measurement, plants continued to grow, and were permitted to fully senesce for 10 weeks.

In Sweden, only licensed medical doctors are permitted to fully utilise the complete range of medical services, referrals and ordinations of sick leave for their patients.

Some have already left the profession because of dissatisfaction (e.g. CME midwives being considered less qualified than IHS midwives, not being permitted to fully use their skills, those without secondary school qualifications not being accepted as civil servants).

In exchange, however, the framers made clear that the national capital would both receive the multifarious benefits of the federal presence (a metropolis with broad avenues, gracious public buildings and numerous government jobs was fully envisioned) and would be permitted to govern its own, local affairs.

Fully clothed children should always be permitted to take (non-bathroom) selfies.

Even though a Muslim is permitted to enjoy fully whatever unforbidden pleasure God bestows on him, Islam nevertheless encourages and praises those who shun luxury in favour of a simple and pious life.

Rats were permitted to recover fully within the first 7 days, and daily consumption of water and food of each rat was recorded after the 8th day.

Mobilisation was commenced the morning after surgery and the majority of patients were permitted to bear weight fully as symptoms allowed.

The culture mixture was then removed by pipet, and biofilms were permitted to air-dry fully in sterile conditions prior to microspotting and analysis.