Sentence examples for long permitted from inspiring English sources

Local officials have long permitted big companies like Qingtongxia to undercut even officially established energy prices.

The FISA court made clear in its opinion that it has long permitted sharing of information collected under international espionage rules with criminal prosecutors under "controlled circumstances".

While snoozing is prohibited at Ikea stores elsewhere, the Swedish retailer has long permitted Chinese customers to doze off, rather than alienate shoppers accustomed to sleeping in public.

Mervin Richard, chief of conservation at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, which has long permitted flash photography, said he had personally examined studies of the effects of light exposure on art and concluded there was little risk.

Unlike most Internet providers, Speakeasy has long permitted its users to share broadband connections over Wi-Fi, largely as a way to provide free samples of its high-speed service.

The issue is timely because last week, with very little notice, The Times took baby steps toward letting readers comment on its Web site about news articles and editorials, something scores of other newspapers have long permitted.

Then came the long permitting process conducted by the Army Corps of Engineers, which ended yesterday.

"We're beginning what I expect is going to be a very long permitting process with the city right now".

Seamless vinyl, however, comes in panels up to 40 feet long, permitting most spans to be covered without overlapping the ends and allowing Mr. Damora's franchisees to install the thickest vinyl available.

Green Lady Marijuana opened late last year after a slew of public meetings and a long permitting process.

Service dogs have long been permitted in courts.