Sentence examples for being permitted to exercise from inspiring English sources

Mr. Pitt also suggested that executives be required to demonstrate "sustained, long-term growth and success" before being permitted to exercise the options.

Might this kind of interest which third parties have in an individual not being permitted to exercise a prima facie right to assisted death be the kind of third-party interest that might block the recognition of a legal right?

He relinquished the high kingship but was permitted to exercise authority over territories that had not fallen under Norman rule.

Assuming the seller does not cure, however, the buyer should be permitted to exercise his remedies under N.J.S.A. 12A:2-712A

Each side was permitted to exercise challenges to whittle down a pool of 50 potential jurors to the required 12 jurors and 6 alternates.

Creating this sort of climate where reps are permitted to exercise judgment and help identify improvement opportunities requires new ways of managing individual performance and team engagement.

The first sale doctrine recognizes that a copyright owner should not be permitted to exercise perpetual control over the distribution of copies of a copyrighted work.

Massimo Cellino has been barred as Leeds United owner by the Football League and will not be permitted to exercise control at the Championship club for almost three months, after the Italian's appeal against his disqualification was rejected.

The report, essentially Mr. Shanker's version of the Carnegie Forum proposals released two months ago, calls for teachers, like other professionals such as doctors and lawyers, to be permitted to "exercise independent professional judgment" in educational matters.

Yet the great power which industry-wide labor unions are permitted to exercise today virtually enables them to dictate wage rates and fringe benefits without regard to gains in productivity or economic conditions.

And so, on Benjamin's advice, President Jefferson Davis ruled that the British consuls could "no longer be permitted to exercise their functions or even to reside within the limits of the Confederacy".