Sentence examples for not yet permitted from inspiring English sources
We're one of the main men's upscale brands on the mainland of Red China, where the magazine is not yet permitted.
However, the lack of a well-established reference genome together with concerns about genome stability have not yet permitted the community to define the detailed relationship between the genome and cell line performance.
In June, the bank bought the insurance businesses of the Liberty Corporation of Greenville, S.C., and indicated that it wanted to develop cross-marketing of banking, insurance and brokerage services that are not yet permitted in Canada.
SBC Communications Inc. agreed yesterday to pay a $1.35 million penalty to resolve an investigation into whether the company sold long-distance service in states where it was not yet permitted.
Driven by a desire to push the boundaries of female achievement – this is pre-first world war England, where women are not yet permitted to vote – they set out to climb the peaks of Snowdonia and, perhaps, the Matterhorn.
The Supreme Court's landmark rulings in favor of same-sex marriage earlier this summer have restarted the longstanding battle over allowing same-sex marriage in New Jersey, one of only two states in the Northeast where it is not yet permitted.
The prediction is conceptually feasible, he tells us, something that technology does not yet permit but that breaks no known physical laws.
The state's highest court ruled Friday that same-sex couples could divorce in Maryland even though the state does not yet permit same-sex marriages.
Although field data are lacking and existing regulatory constraints do not yet permit the application of SATES in contaminated aquifers, reactive transport modeling provides a means of assessing the risks of SATES application in contaminated aquifers.
But many cellphones, including the iPhone, do not yet permit live streaming, and many that do are not cheap — including the high-end Nokia N series of smartphones, for example, which can cost from about $400 to $895.
Evidence obtained under coercion and without a lawyer in Guantanamo is not admissible in British courts, and even our draconian anti-terrorism laws do not yet permit British citizens to be locked up without due process.
