Sentence examples for desire to permit from inspiring English sources

has been banned in many predominantly Muslim countries where the preference to tenuously keep civil harmony has been chosen over the desire to permit free speech.

Although it was an "understandable desire" to permit the families to seek redress, she argued, such a lawsuit was prohibited by the Death on the High Seas Act and would "prevent certainty in the law".

[n22] Since all these states use the facilities of the schools to aid the religious education to some extent, their desire to permit religious education to school children is thwarted by this Court's judgment.

In January, Northern Dynasty's C.E.O., Ron Thiessen, leveraged the moment, giving investor presentations in New York, Montreal, and Vancouver, and telling interviewers along the way that the Trump Administration had "a desire to permit Pebble" and that the E.P.A. situation would be resolved within a hundred days.

A sample size of 300 evaluable subjects was desired to permit detection of severe or unusual adverse events at rates as low as 1% with 90% probability.

If any exceptions to it were to be admitted, they could only flow from the indulgence of the state to such individuals, as from peculiar circumstances might desire to be permitted to stand upon a different footing.

6 The Senate and House Committee reports show that the sponsors of the amendment desired it not merely to permit future pledges but also to assure that agreements under which 'millions of dollars' of pledges had been made by national banks would be enforceable.

The liquid sewage, released into the pond either before or after preliminary treatment, is held there to permit desired microbiological transformations to take place [ 162].

This film is utilized as a mask to permit the desired impurities that modify the electrical properties of silicon to be introduced into it during manufacture of semiconductor devices.

The powers of the soul can be enhanced when a superior soul enters into the human soul (illapsion, in Platonist terminology); but the soul must prepare itself (by prayer, fasting, continence) so that it is freed from its own desires and empty in order to permit illumination by a god or demon.

The availability of sufficient landing and parking slots and gate facilities to permit the desired level of service at the base airport.