Sentence examples for living permitted from inspiring English sources

In 1919 Bizet's then-aged contemporary Camille Saint-Saëns was still complaining about the "strange idea" of adding a ballet, which he considered "a hideous blemish in that masterpiece", and he wondered why Bizet's widow, at that time still living, permitted it.

The law in Montana, where Mr. Lo's parents lived, permitted 18-year-olds to buy rifles with no waiting period so Mr. Lo had.

If the country in which you live permits homosexuality, it's got nothing to do with you.

No man who takes that many lives may be permitted to live.

JM and others who seek to reduce their suffering should be permitted to live their lives according to their own best judgments or their judgments in concert with supportive family members or friends.

The response he received ordered that the newcomers be permitted "to live, trade and travel" freely and be given a burial ground of their own, which was established near what is today Chatham Square.

No one will be permitted to live in these areas, he said.

Disney would own everything, and Epcot citizens would only be permitted to live there for up to a year, after which they would have to move on.

Those who declined to sign such a pledge would be permitted to live here as residents but not as voting citizens.

Here, people wait for months while a government panel processes their asylum applications, watching their video interviews in order to decide whether or not they've been through enough horror to be permitted to live and work in Europe.

The development of methods allowing for the study of chromatin folding in living cells permitted researchers to make observations that have questioned this model.