Sentence examples for is permit from inspiring English sources
verb
To hand over, resign (something to someone).
All this does is permit Casey to engage in professional golf with his disability".
What the elimination of that law's shameful bigotry will do is "permit" chaplains to perform same-sex marriages, and many military chaplains are eager to do just that.
President Obama recently said of Iraq, "What we will not do is permit the pursuit of the perfect stand in the way of achievable goals".
"All that the cart does is permit Martin access to a type of competition in which he otherwise could not engage because of his disability," the appeals court's decision said.
What the confusion does is permit Armstrong to claim he has been victimised, which suits the script he is attempting to write for himself: everyone did it; I have been singled out for unfair treatment.
The least we can do is permit them access to the public sphere so that they can attempt to inform and persuade American voters.Indeed, it seems that the nearer the United States approximates global "hegemony", the closer we come to a truly unipolar world, the less the relevant public affected by American public policy is an exclusively American one.
Split voting is permitted.
Smoking is permitted there.
No deviation is permitted.
No middle way is permitted.
