Sentence examples for be permitted to prevent from inspiring English sources

Speaking to reporters aboard his flight from Mexico's Ciudad Juarez to Rome, Francis was asked if a "lesser evil" — abortion or contraception — could be permitted to prevent the disease from harming a fetus.

I say that when the government drafts a man from civil life and puts him in the military service... and, thereafter, because the man does not show sufficient aptitude gives him a blue discharge, or a discharge without honor, that fact should not be permitted to prevent the man from receiving the benefits to which soldiers are generally entitled".

It accepts files up to 25mb in size, but no.exe files are permitted to prevent malicious programs from going viral.

The state would be permitted to intervene to prevent the administration of this poison.

Facebook lets users set up lists of friends or choose specific friends that can be permitted to or prevented from seeing content.

Unpredictable circumstances, like an outbreak of violence, can delay peace but must not be permitted to serve as a pretext to preventing peace.

The rules that the plans would be permitted to flout include community rating provisions, which prevent insurers from charging people with pre-existing medical conditions higher rates. .

Not all apps will be permitted to run in the background; this is a precaution to prevent draining of the battery.

While underwriters are permitted to try to prevent a new stock from sinking as soon as it starts trading, an accepted practice known as stabilization, they can do so only by buying shares at the offering price or lower.

Surely states are permitted to intervene to prevent harms that will occur with low probability if those harms are severe enough.

He appealed, arguing that because the officers' entry into his home was illegal, he was permitted to use force to prevent them from coming inside.