Sentence examples for be permitted to pose from inspiring English sources
Under Rumsfeld's new approach, I was told, U.S. military operatives would be permitted to pose abroad as corrupt foreign businessmen seeking to buy contraband items that could be used in nuclear-weapons systems.
"In World War I," wrote O'Donnel, "Woodrow Wilson was permitted to pose before the world as the official spokesman for this nation, until after victory.
Some among the 30 Chicagoans who have filed formal challenges to Mr. Emanuel's candidacy groaned loudly at some of his comments ("yeah, right!"), shot homemade videos of the proceedings and were permitted to pose their own, not-always-lawyerly, often meandering questions.
Protesters cannot be permitted to get close enough to pose a threat, but they ought to be able to get close enough so the president can see that they are there.
The service determined that fires that started naturally (by lightning) would be permitted to burn if they posed little risk to human life and property.
On the same day the DOJ filed its brief, Trump declared in a series of tweets that transgender individuals would no longer be permitted to serve in the United States military because they pose a "burden" to the troops.
Even today, if a ballot measure were posed in Alabama or Mississippi asking whether black people should be permitted to marry white people, the likely outcome would be no.
The pictures on this page were taken last week by a photographer for The New York Times who was permitted to observe a range of subjects as they posed for photographers in several studios.
Anyone who has witnessed rowdy proceedings in the British House of Commons, however, should not be under any illusions about the challenge posed to democratic process once politicians are permitted to raise their voices.
The central bank said it was taking action because of the grave danger posed to the U.S. financial system had American International Group been permitted to go under.
