Sentence examples for if that is permitted from inspiring English sources
If no paid positions are available, considering volunteering, if that is permitted.
The first player to achieve a card (or a line) in which all of the numbers have been called shouts "bingo" or "house" and collects the entire stake money, usually less a specified percentage, if that is permitted by local law.
"Because we cannot be Salisbury City FC again due to FA regulations, we intend to seek supporters' input in a new name for the club and perhaps even have a vote on a shortlist if that is permitted".
Usually, this is along the lines of 'the plaintiff recovers nothing,' or a request for attorney's fees and costs you incurred in defending against the lawsuit, if that is permitted in your case.
Contrary to the fervent belief of monarchists, Australia doesn't have a special relationship with the crown because if that were permitted it would bring disquiet elsewhere.
A lawyer friend of mine said that if subletting is permitted in the lease, the lessee has the right to sublet.
"The message, in the broadest terms, is that if society is permitted to be constructed in a particularly unjust way, there will be dire consequences," he remarks in his programme notes.
Ken's mother, Nell, insists that if Ken is permitted to have a colt he will rise to the occasion; after some resistance, Rob, who is decent, if judgmental and quick to anger, decides to let Ken choose from among the foals and yearlings, with the hope that the responsibility will cultivate his son's character.
Vladimir Putin believes that if Assad is permitted to be overthrown and ISIS survives the Middle East will be more of a mess than it is today.
If the medical council agrees that termination is permitted whenever a foetal membrane ruptures, then there is an implication that a small risk to the life of the mother trumps the right to life of the foetus.
Halakha, Jewish law, states that it is permitted, if not commanded, to kill such a person before he accomplishes his intent.
