Sentence examples for i cannot permit from inspiring English sources
I cannot permit this film any claim to authenticity or truthfulness.
"But what I cannot permit is that they say I can't be president just because I am a woman".
Yet Tibetans are taking such great risks that I cannot permit myself to stop blogging," she said in an interview with Radio Netherlands last December.
After only fifteen to twenty men showed up for the February 2nd inspection of an entire regiment, Jackson warned, "I cannot permit the Laurels of Louisiana to be tarnished by the Lurking Demon of discord".
"Clearly I cannot permit a situation where Conservative rebels can pick and choose the parts of the contract they like, while Liberal Democrat MPs are bound to the entire agreement".
"What I cannot permit, as governor … is [people taking justice] in their own hands.
In my judgment the failure of proofa § to Lemke was as complete as it was as to Schaefer and Vogel and I cannot share in permitting him to be imprisoned in the penitentiary for a year for publications which he was powerless either to authorize or prevent.
I cannot in good conscience permit this act to be perpetrated in my name".
"I cannot in good conscience permit Stony Brook University Hospital to continue treating children in the cardiac program, regardless of whether they are from Long Island or abroad, until which time they demonstrate that they have taken appropriate steps to improve," Commissioner Novello said.
Finally, given the clear distinction between the two categories of nonpecuniary damages, I cannot help but assume that permitting separate awards for conscious pain and suffering and loss of enjoyment of life would contribute to accuracy and precision in thought in the jury's deliberations on the issue of damages.
So long as this Court exercises the power of judicial review of legislation, I cannot agree that the First Amendment permits us to sustain laws suppressing freedom of speech and press on the basis of Congress' or our own notions of mere 'reasonableness.' Such a doctrine waters down the First Amendment so that it amounts to little more than an admonition to Congress.
