Sentence examples for means that permitted from inspiring English sources

This bridge was intended to have railway traffic, but the means that permitted such were only introduced later in 1992.

Those 1,800 seats mean that permits for 3,600 housing units will eventually be available -- and eagerly sought.

Tighter drilling regulations will mean that "permitting will forever be more deliberate and constrained" they said.

Everything went strictly 'by the book,' using means that were permitted by the constitution.

However, the widespread failure to enforce the rule of law across India means that permitting child labour of any kind will overturn progress in getting children out of work and into school.

Non-commercially Guided Snowmobile Access Program means a program that permits authorized parties to enter Yellowstone National Park without a commercial guide.

Here, based upon the results reported by Matsuura-Sawada et al. [12], we improved the method of hormone support by means of silastic implants that permit a slowly releasing of the hormones [2].

That means closing the egregious loophole that permits unlicensed dealers to sell firearms at gun shows without conducting any background check.

Plus it also means a threat to sites that permit user-generated content and web locker and software-as-a-service platforms.

But it also can be loosely construed to mean a number of games that permit the fan to play either a virtual game or a virtual season of baseball.

Non-US citizens will particularly want to filter by National Eligibility, again being sure to include "Unspecified/Open". The category "International (w/ restrictions)" means that most citizenships are permitted but one or two specific ones may be prohibited (this is particularly the case with government-sponsored fellowships, which may block citizens of that country).