Sentence examples for decision would permit from inspiring English sources
The E.P.A.'s decision would permit, but not require, E15.
John J. Sweeney, president of the A.F.L.-C.I.O., said the decision would permit employers to "unlawfully victimize undocumented workers without any economic consequence".
In his statement, Mr. Garrison said he hoped his decision would permit the university to move forward and "get back to the celebration of our greatness, our honor and the successes of our academic mission".
Judge Parker said he believed that only Congress could make what he described as an unprecedented decision that would permit the indefinite detention without charges of an American arrested in this country.
In principle, comparing the buildup of perceptual awareness and perceptual decisions in monkeys would permit to assess how much their visual awareness is flattened to the swift dynamics of a perceptual decision.
Alternative approaches are being developed that would provide more mechanistic information and hopefully would permit decisions to be made about carcinogenic potential without the need to conduct 2-year studies in rats and mice of both sexes.
Diversity was the sole justification under which the late Justice Lewis F. Powell Jr., in his decision in the Bakke case, would permit the racial preferences that affirmative action entails.
A statement released by the league said the decision to suspend the season would permit the league to focus on resolving pending legal issues stemming from an ongoing dispute with a former owner.
From this study however, it was evident that direct testing with any of the studied tests significantly shortens the time to detection of MDR TB, and would permit timely decision on patient management.
A decision to favour expansion at Gatwick would permit real competition, whereas at Heathrow it would entrench the airport's dominance further.This attracted responses from the chief executives of BAA and easyJet, Colin Matthews and Andy Harrison.
A decision to favour expansion at Gatwick would permit real competition, whereas at Heathrow it would entrench the airport's dominance further.Price regulators could play their part too by gradually easing their grip.
