Sentence examples for be permitted to select from inspiring English sources

NZ Rugby chief executive Steve Tew said the All Blacks' coaching staff will be permitted to select the World Cup-winner if they want him in the squad.

Edward F. Sherman, a former Army lawyer who was until recently the dean of Tulane Law School in New Orleans, said a prominent example was that under the president's order, defendants in the tribunals might not be permitted to select their own lawyers.

In 1634 the General Court adopted a new plan of representation whereby the freemen of each town would be permitted to select two or three delegates and assistants, elected separately but sitting together in the General Court, who would be responsible for all legislation.

Under N.C.A.A. rules, amateur players are permitted to select "advisers" who can guide them through the negotiation process, but the advisers may not communicate directly with professional teams.

Young people are permitted to select their own mates and premarital sex is tolerated, although sexual regimes are stricter in China, as are controls on reproduction.

Before every match, one player is permitted to select the game balls; they do this by spinning each ball like a dreidel and then placing a finger atop it.

Participants were permitted to select more than one response.

There is some overlap in response as respondents were permitted to select more than one answer.

Participants were permitted to select multiple options unless they reported having pain all over the body.

Study subjects were permitted to select their own mode of exercise from among commonly available cardiovascular equipments (upright cycle, recumbent cycle, elliptical trainer, and treadmill), but were required to exercise a minimum of 30 min per week using an upright cycle ergometer to prepare for the final VO2peak test.

Administrations are permitted to take politics into account when selecting judges and making political appointments.