Sentence examples for it permitted that from inspiring English sources

"And there, in the sheet, weakening the eyes of Aadam Aziz, hung a superbly rounded and impossible buttock...And now Aziz, 'Is it permitted that......

"I meant in your view does it permit that distinction?" Finally, Olson said, "I would not rule that out, Justice Stevens.

The Rasch model has been adopted since it permits that data collected may be compared to an expected model and allows testing other important scale features, such as reversed response thresholds and differential item functioning.

"It's not even permitted that way.

To be sure, the finds allow the interpretation of cannibalism; however, they do not necessarily or intrinsically require it but rather permit that explanation if one proceeds from the prior conviction that cannibalism already existed at that time.

The senator elaborated that Enbridge had "apparently committed over 100 illegal acts when it violated Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources permits that included critical safeguards for water quality during the construction of a new pipeline across Wisconsin".

Among the nonlogical concepts involved in reasoning are epistemic notions such as "knows that …," "believes that …," and "remembers that …" and normative (deontic) notions such as "it is obligatory that …," "it is permitted that …," and "it is prohibited that …." Their logical behaviour is therefore a part of the subject matter of applied logic.

Anyone can reasonably reject a principle on the grounds that it permits actions that are wrong.

In general, the greatest advantages DES has to offer are that it allows the analyst to model more complex and dynamic systems compared with other types of modelling and that it permits experiments that might not otherwise be feasible ("what if?" scenarios) and may provide additional support for expected value of information (EVPI) analyses.

Its notation system doesn't permit that.

In Theorem 3.2, it is permitted that the maximal impulsive gain max i ∈ S, 1 ≤ k < + ∞ d i k + d ̄ i k ≥ 1.