Sentence examples for formally permitting from inspiring English sources

This contract will also undergo an update to Section 9.2, a.k.a. the "CHARLIE BROWN" clause, formally permitting all participating parties to look around, confused, for this portion of the dance.

In 2008, U.S. and Italian officials signed a secret agreement formally permitting the basing of drones there.

House Bill 1421, which passed during the last legislative session, formally permits law enforcement officials to sell found or unclaimed weapons to licensed firearms dealers.

The billionaires, under the shareholder contract, were not formally permitted to agree to a sale until a grace period of obligatory good-faith negotiations with BP expires.

Father Hopkins said the decision was certain to encourage more priests to conduct such rites, and will free more bishops to formally permit such blessings.

Edward started smoking on a sea voyage aged 17, and was formally permitted to do so by his father from his 18th birthday.

Earlier this month the Pentagon announced that women would be formally permitted in crucial and dangerous jobs closer to the front lines, but stopped short of allowing women to serve in the infantry and other all-male military jobs.

And government employees are so accustomed to using cloud services like Dropbox and Gmail in their personal lives that, even if their agencies don't formally permit cloud computing, they use it for work purposes anyway, creating a "shadow I.T".

Page A10 National PENTAGON TO EASE RULES ON WOMEN IN COMBAT The Pentagon announced that women would be formally permitted in crucial and dangerous jobs closer to the front lines.

WASHINGTON — Reflecting the steady but glacial evolution of the role of American women in war, the Pentagon took a small step Thursday and announced that women would be formally permitted in crucial and dangerous jobs closer to the front lines.

The council called for a public inquiry on whether to formally permit the reactor to be used for research.