Sentence examples for intended to permit from inspiring English sources
The Pragmatic Sanction was intended to permit his unborn child to succeed to the throne, even if it were female.
The higher enrollments were intended to permit students to continue with higher education instead of being "tracked" into different schools and programs that provided a terminal vocational education.
The fatality reports were intended to permit public scrutiny of the performance of child welfare authorities while protecting the privacy of those involved.
The spinoff is intended to permit Kingfisher to focus on its faster-growing home improvement and electronics businesses, which include Castorama and Comet.
That rule is intended to permit just the type of action taken here: entry to recover a child or other person being held without legal justification.
The Bluetooth system is intended to permit cellular phones, portable computers, headsets and other mobile devices to exchange digital information easily without cords or wires.
"This tax increase in unacceptable and I do not intend to permit it to stand as is".
As he was saying that the money from the corporations was for advertising in the magazine, Minton beat his gavel and yelled, "This committee doesn't intend to permit you to use this as a forum to air your Republican views".
Table 3 shows that the Reciprocity Principle applies more narrowly when A1 is a sacrifice than when it is risk assumption: it applies in the latter, but not former case when the participant does not intend to permit injury but suffers injury.
29 Charitably interpreting this, there is sacrifice in ethical research when: (1) The participant intends to permit injury … to his/her own interests, 30 and (2) The participant permits this for the sake of another's good (whether or not the other's good obtains), and (3) The possible harm is at least large: either the probability or the harm must be at least large.
Essentially, "private use permits" intended to allow private landowners to cut down trees on their property are being signed over to logging companies, creating a loophole for felling vast tracts of forest.
