Sentence examples for lawfully allowed from inspiring English sources

Volunteer neighbourhood watch member George Zimmerman, 29, was described as having gone through "the worst time" of his life, and his defence attorney Don West told ABC News: "I don't know how he could not carry a gun at this point since he has been lawfully allowed to carry one".

While charities can show their independence by inviting all political parties they are lawfully allowed to exclude some for practical reasons (minority parties) or where a party, such as the British National party, has polices that are likely to alienate supporters.

"Preventing a woman from driving a car is today an issue of rights similar to the one that forbade her from receiving an education or having an independent identity," Alwaleed said"They are all unjust acts by a traditional society, far more restrictive than what is lawfully allowed by the precepts of religion".

People driven by an interpersonal ethos illustrate a sensible psychology and hold 'concern' as an element that trumps other behaviour that might be lawfully allowed.

However, the practice of prescribing and dispensing for periods beyond what is lawfully allowed deserves careful attention, given the consequent impact of less frequent monitoring and patient follow-up.

During the case the Channel Islands argued that the UK government could not lawfully allow an exemption on the importation of goods "from every country in the world outside the EU - except for Guernsey and Jersey".

In a 1973 case Dutch court recognized that a physician could lawfully be allowed to prevent serious and irremediable suffering, even if this meant shortening the patient's life.

In August 2017, the Trump administration announced it shut down the Central American Minors (Cam) program, which allowed people lawfully in the US to apply for refugee resettlement or temporary immigration status for their children or other eligible family members.

Lawyers for Rajaratnam and Chiesi were trying to get the wiretap evidence thrown out, but on November 24th, NY Times Dealbook reported that the judge ruled that the wiretap evidence was obtained lawfully, and would be allowed in the case.

She constantly pressed in the synod for Anglican women who had been lawfully ordained abroad to be allowed to celebrate communion in this country.

Near Seattle, a 23-year-old man who was protected from deportation and allowed to work lawfully under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program is picked up anyway, accused of being a gang member.