Sentence examples for might have permitted from inspiring English sources

The apparent test run might have permitted the plotters to estimate when cargo planes carrying the doctored toner cartridges would be over Chicago or another city.

At the risk of sounding parochial they might have permitted one of Somerset's keepers, Craig Kieswetter or Buttler, to participate in the Champions League instead.

Judge Pauley cites the 9/11 Commission Report for his statement that telephone metadata "might have permitted the N.S.A. to notify the [F.B.I.] of the fact that al-Mihdhar was calling the Yemeni safe house from inside the United States".

André Villas-Boas might have permitted himself a little smile as he broke off from his preparations for a family Christmas to examine the result of his most recent club's initial attempt to move on from his 17-month reign at White Hart Lane.

Michael Barrier, an animation historian, described The Lord of The Rings as one of two films that demonstrated "that Bakshi was utterly lacking in the artistic self-discipline that might have permitted him to outgrow his limitations".

We might have permitted ourselves a tiny rush of titillation when we heard, in June, that a clothes-free restaurant had opened in London, but we've made up for it by keeping Stephen Gough, "the naked rambler", in prison for a total of ten years.

One reason why demand is outstripping supply is that a lot of firms that might have permits to sell are not yet participating, especially in new EU member states where allocation registries have not yet been set up.

The proposal also suggested that zones might have permit-only parking on just one side of the street, to allow some parking for people coming into a neighborhood for reasons like shopping and medical appointments.

A reform alliance might also have permitted ratification of the 1993 nuclear arms reduction treaty with the United States, which has been blocked by Communist opposition.

However, the brevity of this questionnaire might not have permitted complete recording of all sources of fat.

However, the poor temporal resolution of fMRI might not have permitted an adequate detection of the rapid neuronal changes known to be associated with feedback processing.