Sentence examples for not often permitted from inspiring English sources

It also gives ambassadors and their spouses a chance to express themselves, a freedom not often permitted within the bounds of diplomacy.

It was certainly an inspired piece of impersonation: technically flamboyant, enjoyable and showy in a way that actresses are not often permitted to be in Hollywood movies.

That unusually short period allows the public to learn his views of colleagues still on the bench, something justices do not often permit.

This gives its people a different view of the country and its history, one that Western journalists have not often been permitted to see.

Women are given roles to serve by leading worship and are often permitted, if not encouraged, to teach the Bible as missionaries or evangelists externally.

Microbreweries are often not permitted to send much of their liquid waste into the the city's sewer lines.

Those convicted of federal felonies may not serve on juries, may not be able to work for the federal government, and are often not permitted to work for labor unions.

Even attorneys are often not permitted to attend the hearings.

As a consequence, an unwritten code has emerged: infected pregnant women are often not permitted in the standard Ebola wards.

Elaine Stimmel, a broker for the Corcoran Group in East Hampton, who was not involved in the sale, said the house was desirable, in part, because the pool is on the ocean side, which is often not permitted in newer houses.

Although more interventive technologies such as Surface Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy (SERS) have yielded better results with watercolour pigments, [14] these require either sampling, or direct contact with the surface of the object, something that is often not permitted in heritage collections.