Sentence examples for had never permitted from inspiring English sources

He then pivoted to the idea of keeping the additional people in the program — with strings attached that the federal government had never permitted in Medicaid's half-century history.

Again, I didn't agree with Thatcher on a legion of ideas, but thank God as a little girl I knew the story – told to me on Saturday Superstore and numerous other channels – of her becoming a research chemist, retraining as barrister, and determinedly elbowing her way into places men had never permitted us before.

Although his father, Henry VIII, had severed the link between the Church of England and Rome, Henry VIII had never permitted the renunciation of Catholic doctrine or ceremony.

(The state has never permitted an official tally).

"I have never permitted any of my works to be filmed," he wrote in 1962.

(She has never permitted her husband to take a picture of her).

But the court has never permitted its arguments to be televised or broadcast outside the building.

But Mr. Bruno and his predecessors have never permitted a vote.

Gmail has never permitted anything but text ads, so this will be a major change for its users.

The Times in 1971 said that the C.I.A. did not command the general's army at any level, because his pride and temper would have never permitted it.

Mayor Luzhkov has never permitted a single gay event in the Russian capital, claiming that homosexuality goes against the "moral pillar" of Russian society.