Sentence examples for continues to permit from inspiring English sources
But administration officials have described Syria's overall response as unsatisfactory, and they say Syria continues to permit militant groups to use Syria and Lebanon as bases of operation.
Florida has another perception problem, Mr. Graham said, in that it continues to permit development in environmentally sensitive areas — sometimes even in the restoration footprint.
The F.D.A. monitors but continues to permit the use of ephedra, which comes from a shrub widely grown in Asia, but some manufacturers warn minors against using supplements containing it.
In focusing on current abuses in the Middle East, perpetrated by those claiming the mantle of Islam, Americans -- whose Constitution continues to permit enslavement as punishment for crime -- deflect attention from partial U.S. responsibility for the current crisis in Iraq.
FAM organizers point out that the "13th Amendment to the US Constitution continues to permit slavery to exist in this country 'as Punishment for crime whereof the person shall been duly convicted,' and the institution and enterprise of slavery was legally transferred to the State government's prison systems".
But the Senate continued to permit the use of campaing contributions for office accounts, provided they were reported.
If they can't do that, how can the Supreme Court continue to permit capital punishment under the Constitution?
I contend there will be no hungry to feed if we continue to permit sentiment, no matter how noble, to sway our views.
It is unconscionable that we continue to permit propaganda barons to manipulate our Congress and sabotage the functioning of our government.
The issue is whether the transparency fostered since the demise of Lehman Brothers will continue to permit monitoring whether the commitment to following the law remains in place.
Today, most conservatives support a constitutional requirement that will only restrain spending but make tax increases effectively impossible, while continuing to permit tax cuts regardless of the deficit.
