Sentence examples for be permitted to refuse from inspiring English sources

Should patients always be permitted to refuse the use of extraordinary life-support measures?

Should robots then be permitted to refuse orders, for instance, to raid a suspected hideout in which it detects only children?

Manufacturers and suppliers would also be permitted to refuse to supply any retailer who sold their goods at less than cost price, as a loss leader.

Similarly, those organizations would be permitted to refuse employment to an otherwise qualified candidate on the basis of religious beliefs, according to The New York Times. .

The same members of Congress who last week attempted to dial back the definition of rape to the nineteenth century now propose another change to federal law that is just as shocking: in a move long sought by the political arm of the Catholic clergy, hospitals would be permitted to refuse to treat women with life-threatening emergencies.

Furthermore, the more restrictive the list of those who are permitted to provide assistance, the less that group should be permitted to refuse to provide assistance.

The client was permitted to refuse certain requests on condition of providing technical or financial justification (Table 4).

It is important to note that the global allocator is permitted to refuse any offered jobs, and that each application can run at any one of several different quality/utility levels.

So it took a lot of work to opt out the child with special needs, but her younger sister was permitted to refuse to sit for the test on her own.

Employers will no longer be allowed to ask staff to sign waivers within one month of beginning employment, and will not be permitted to penalise staff who refuse to work longer or who later decide to opt out.

Those who refuse will not be permitted to bring the package into the subway but will be able to leave the station without further questioning".