Sentence examples for not formally allowed from inspiring English sources

He also mentioned in passing the reality that women already serve in combat, even if not formally allowed in certain jobs.

Indeed, a court in Durham County, N.C., had been quietly approving second-parent adoptions that were not formally allowed by statute, until a State Supreme Court ruling stopped it in December.

Under a shareholder contract, the joint owners of TNK-BP were not formally allowed to sell their holding in the company to any outside party until after a period of good-faith negotiations with the other partner.

It could be that you are not formally allowed to work.

The Hooft method, being a post-refinement method, does not formally allow x to correlate with other parameters during refinement, and this, theoretically at least, may compromise values of the standard uncertainty obtained (Hooft et al., 2008 ▶).

Of course, while the limitations of the available statistical tools have obliged us to approach the data in the way we have, our analysis does not formally allow us to determine whether the phenotypes we identify represent two separate subpopulations, each with their own normal distribution, or a single population with two modes.

"We are interested in for the first time formally allowing 'Research and Development' in the downtown up to a certain size, but not allowing large corporate campus functions to take over".

As allowed – but not formally requested – by the protocol, the number of patients treated at dose levels II and III was expanded to seven and nine, respectively, to have a more thorough estimation of the safety of the investigational regimen.

All my life I had found myself, wherever I lived, wandering into Catholic churches and sitting in the back, and wanting very much to participate but formally not being allowed to, just enjoying being there.

Mr. Stetson said that while the university was not formally changing its deadline, "we are allowing students a little more time".

Romney is benefiting hugely, far more than Gingrich, from the notorious Citizens United Supreme Court decision allowing unlimited contributions to aligned committees not formally coordinating with one another.