Sentence examples for in permitting them from inspiring English sources

There was no error in permitting them to do so.

The State argued that in using only the Book of Revelation to teach our children to read and write and, further, that in permitting them ever after to read nothing else than the Book of Revelation, or write nothing but from its passages, we were in default of the literacy statutes.

Perhaps it had more to do with the fact that the director of state security went into the their dressing room before the game and allegedly told the assembled gathering that some of them - despite their lack of 'patriotism' - were only playing because of the regime's generosity in permitting them to remain in the country.

It has been suggested that Barcelona players were intimidated by police, including by the director of state security who "allegedly told the team that some of them were only playing because of the regime's generosity in permitting them to remain in the country".

So, when the pitiful conditions hemming them in permitted them for a moment to pause, they stepped back, looked the surface of things in the face, and laughed.

SUP had acquired licensing rights in October 2006 permitting them to manage LiveJournal in Russia, where the platform dominates the blogosphere.

SUP previously acquired licensing rights in October 2006 permitting them to manage LiveJournal in Russia, where the platform dominates blogging culture.

The government introduced evidence that a Countrywide program called the High-Speed Swim Lane, or "hustle," resulted in providing mortgages that did not meet the requirements set forth in contracts permitting them to be sold to Fannie and Freddie.

Banks have owned their branches and operational facilities, and prevailed in litigation permitting them to rent out surplus space and receive property pledged as collateral after a default.

Some Orthodox Jews, Muslim women and Sikhs, for instance, believe themselves to be religiously forbidden from uncovering their heads in public; permitting them to remain covered while others are legally required to uncover their heads does not significantly burden society.

The Kurds are insisting that the regions reserve final approval over such contracts, fearing that if that power were given to a Shiite-dominated central government, it could ignore proposed contracts in the Kurdish north while permitting them in the Shiite south, American and Iraqi officials said.