Sentence examples for language permit from inspiring English sources

Thankfully, there is no government agency or private corporation controlling the folk imagination, which has left a silt deposit of legends, stories, beliefs and traditions that goes on being added to and adapted as long as the criss-cross currents of language permit.

The structure of the Arabic language permits such monorhymes to be achieved with comparative ease.

Vaguely worded anti-terror laws must be scrapped and education in the Kurdish language permitted in state schools, he adds.

The treaty can probably be preserved if the two leaders agree on language permitting limited defensive systems.

Ordinary language permits the paraphrase: there are many ways things could have been besides the way they actually are.

Senator Norris Brown of Nebraska declared that the Supreme Court was wrong in its interpretation of the Constitution and proposed the explicit language permitting an income tax that was incorporated into the Sixteenth Amendment.

Obama officials, despite repeatedly boasting that they have delivered permanently crippling blows to al-Qaida, are now, as clearly as the English language permits, openly declaring this to be so.

Jack Birkett, who has died aged 75, was a performer with the Lindsay Kemp Company, whose stylised theatrical language permitted him to blend ferocity with camp comedy, tragedy with menace, and lyricism with grotesqueness.

The people who first called for words like "hobo" – and "freak" and "retarded" and a hundred racial, homophobic and transphobic slurs – to be banished from the vernacular (and for those who misuse them to be held socially accountable) were those who both bear the brunt of people's insensitivity, and withstand the climate of disrespect using this language permits.

"In fact, even if the governing documents contained specific language permitting the board to grant or withhold its consent to subletting, the documents still must contain an additional specific reference to the board's right to impose a fee as well," he said.

In late October at a luncheon during a meeting on Security and Counter Terrorism at Moscow State University, General Sherstyuk told a group of American executives that the Russians would never sign the European Cybercrime Treaty as long as it contained the language permitting cross-border searches.