Sentence examples for has not only permitted from inspiring English sources

"Nature has not only permitted the archiving of papers in Open Access repositories, they have encouraged it," Suber says.

Such process has not only permitted an effective expansion of the product but it also guaranteed better organoleptic, rheological and morphological attributes simultaneously.

Control of the courts has not only permitted the religious right to limit reproductive rights (including contraception) but has given it the tools -- most notably in Citizens United and the evisceration of the Voting Rights Act -- to further advance their strategic aims.

This has not only permitted new treatment options to be realized in clinical practice but it has also yielded insights into the enormously complex pathogenesis of the disease.

But Gov. James E. McGreevey, in a move that would place New Jersey at the forefront of state-sponsored stem cell studies, has not only signed a law permitting research, but intends to provide $6.5 million as part of a five-year, $50 million plan.

Interviewing a traumatised Oklahoma teacher a day after the tornado – immobilised in a hospital bed, the camera shoved so close to her tear-stained face, I had to look away – is not only permitted, but expected.

In 2009, a group of Christian leaders, invoking the example of Martin Luther King Jr., reminded fellow believers that "Christianity has taught that civil disobedience is not only permitted but sometimes required," and suggested that lawbreaking in a higher cause might be necessary because of legal abortion and gay rights.

Lion dances — a traditional Chinese performance which had been banned for decades — were not only permitted but even attended by Mahathir and other top government officials.

He said Islam not only permitted violence but commanded it.

Adelson's money not only permits him to have an outsized political voice, but it allows him to now control the voice of candidates as well.

These unprecedented findings not only permit a comparison of TLR3-and TLR4-stimulated genes but also identify new genes that have not been previously implicated in innate immunity.