Sentence examples for enough to be permitted from inspiring English sources

The old gray pain arrived at the house, the attack was failing enough to be permitted.

Of even more interest is whether he still has the means to dump them on Kuwait.Kuwaitis were alarmed to learn recently that Iraq has perfected its own home-made missile, with a range of 150 kilometres (94 miles)—short enough to be permitted by the United Nations but long enough to reach Kuwait City.

According to my fourth-grade report card, from that September, I stood four feet one and a quarter inches tall and weighed fifty-five poundsmallall enough to be permitted entry into the curtained voting booth in the Stewart Manor School, on Long Island, where my father let me pull the lever for Nixon and Henry Cabot Lodge.

More than 30 citizen-objectors noted that Mr. Emanuel, who was White House chief of staff until October, had only recently moved back to Chicago, and they alleged that was not enough time to be permitted to run in the city election.

Here, people wait for months while a government panel processes their asylum applications, watching their video interviews in order to decide whether or not they've been through enough horror to be permitted to live and work in Europe.

Mr. Hinckley, left, appeared in federal court for a hearing to determine if his mental condition has improved enough for him to be permitted unsupervised visits with his parents.

Talese has hustled enough over the years to be permitted a punt.

Compared with how many days their constituents who are lucky enough to have jobs are permitted to go out on recess, our elected representatives are faring extremely well.

When they were old enough, when they were permitted to leave the house, they were told not to lose sight of each other.

While the arbitration panel said it believed Jones is not a cheat, it did say he had not done enough to confirm the substance he took was permitted.

However, only for the low spatial frequency stimulus this was distinct enough to permit reliable decoding that was significantly better than chance.