Sentence examples for having permitted from inspiring English sources

Yet Mr Milosevic, having permitted two days of talking in Belgrade, is still in no real risk of being brought before international law.

After Barbra Streisand performed there in June 1967, resulting in tons of garbage left in the Sheep Meadow, Mr. Reed declared himself "disgusted" with Mr. Hoving's having permitted "a commercial invasion" of the park.

Scolari was furious, having permitted the sale of Shaun Wright-Phillips to City three days previously, and given his word to his fellow Brazilian that the transfer would be completed.

He looks instantly mortified at having permitted himself to say something that might be construed as ungrateful, and adds: "It's also a great adventure, not just the work, but places I might not have gone to, and friends you make".

"Such is the economy of nature," Thomas Jefferson wrote, "that no instance can be produced, of her having permitted any one race of her animals to become extinct; of her having formed any link in her great work so weak as to be broken".

Like other intelligence officials after 2001, Mr. Hayden was whipsawed by public wrath: first, for failing to prevent the Sept. 11 attacks, and then, a few years later, for having permitted the National Security Agency to eavesdrop on terrorism suspects in the United States without court approval.

TNT has permitted such arrangements before.

Mother wouldn't have permitted that".

My eye has permitted no change.

Mr. Taylor said he would "never, ever" have permitted atrocities.

No other nation has permitted this pharmaceutical bonanza.