Sentence examples for been changed to permit from inspiring English sources

Just a fortnight earlier, the law had been changed to permit pre-charge detention for up to four weeks.

Although zoning in various areas of the city has been changed to permit the conversion of manufacturing sites, spacious studios with natural light remain in short supply.

Until 2008 in the Netherlands, the drugs were sold openly in special shops, though the law has since been changed to permit only the sale of a specific kind of psychedelic truffle.

The cooperative group structure has been changed to permit more open interaction with individuals outside the cooperative group ranks.

The board had originally approved a plan to spare the garden, but the plan was changed to permit its destruction.

So nothing would be gained by him coming back and standing trial unless the Espionage Act were changed to permit that public interest defense.

As hides became more valuable, laws were changed to permit stockowners to apply smaller brands to less valuable parts of the hide, such as jaw, neck, or legs.

Councilman David Yassky of Williamsburg wants to change the code to mandate that developers build inclusionary housing in the same site or same neighborhood, when zoning rules are changed to permit higher residential development.

If the petition is granted, the foundation's governing document would be changed to permit relocation of its gallery from suburban Philadelphia to a new museum downtown and to expand the board from five to 15 members.

The government has said it wants to find a political solution but has also requested that the international treaty ending the 1999 war between NATO and Yugoslavia over Kosovo be changed to permit Yugoslav military into the area to deal with the armed militants.

Earlier this year, Gay Men's Health Crisis issued a comprehensive report on the ban, saying that the policy should be changed to permit low-risk gay men — such as those in a monogamous relationship — to donate blood without a deferral period, while deferring higher-risk gay men for a period of time.