Sentence examples for both of which permit from inspiring English sources

The government said that within a month it expects to issue tenders for networks using wireless local loop and multipoint distribution systems, both of which permit wireless phone service from fixed locations.

It is strange how readily it is shelved in "just wars" and judicial execution (both of which permit the killing of those who have no wish to die), but it is regarded as inviolable when a dying person requests assistance to die more quickly.

This can result in conduction block and zigzag conduction, both of which permit structurally determined reentrant propagation of cardiac impulse.

Conflict of interest involving health product sales is recognized within the Canadian Chiropractic Association's (CCA) national code of ethics and conduct of chiropractors and also within Alberta College and Association of Chiropractors (ACAC), both of which permit health products sales provided certain conditions are met.

Web merchants have made a show of "self-regulation" by posting lengthy and complicated statements of "privacy policies," many of which permit diligent readers to withdraw from some lists and warn them of intrusions by third parties.

(NLRB has jurisdiction over private universities. Public universities are governed by the laws of the various states, some of which permit graduate-assistant unions).

In contrast, student employees at public institutions are governed not by the federal NLRB but by state labor laws, some of which permit student employee unions.

Bars, restaurants, state concessionaires (e.g. PNC Bank Arts Center), and non-profit organizations with a special permit can host both tastings and tasting dinners, the latter of which permits larger sample sizes.

The results were interpreted in terms of an equivalent circuit the elements of which permitted separation of the contributions from the solution, the iridium oxide, and the morphology of the film.

In the 5th century, Zacharias Rhetor reported that the school stood next to the "Temple of God", the description of which permitted its identification with the Byzantine Anastasis cathedral.

In grouped data this correction resulted in normal distributions, smaller coefficients of variation and a gain in the precision of the measurement, all of which permitted comparison of data in smaller groups of infants.