Sentence examples for permit an excellent from inspiring English sources

39– 41 It is true that coach and trainer still attempt to exert their influence by calling men yellow at times who claim to have been injured, or try to bring undue influence on the athletic physician to permit an excellent player to return to competition before he should.

The sentence 'It is true that coach and trainer still attempt to exert their influence by calling men yellow at times who claim to have been injured, or try to bring undue influence on the athletic physician to permit an excellent player to return to competition before he should.' was a direct quote from reference 18, and should have been in italic and in quote marks.

It appears to be a very clean company, with the necessary permits, an excellent safety record and the required insurance, authorities and audits in place.

We met usually on Fridays, when his touring schedule and my deadlines permitted, at an excellent trattoria called Bar Pitti on the corner of 6th Avenue and Bleecker Street in Greenwich Village.

In 33 intense overs yesterday evening, the bowlers ripped into India's flagging line-up once again and, weather permitting, England have an excellent opportunity to wrap up a second consecutive victory by an innings.

Would we permit someone to describe an excellent meal as a good eat or a fine movie as a good see?

Indeed, medical weed seems virtually certain to arrive in the Sunshine State one way or another by this time next year: The ballot initiative to amend the Constitution and permit medical use has an excellent shot at passage in November, with a Quinnipiac University poll last week finding 88percentt support.

This project involves Japanese students and foreigners, permitted a multi-cultural environment and an excellent tools for education.

As a generator product it has an excellent availability that permits on-site labelling as with the routinely used 99mTc-generator resulting in low costs.

Diffusion permits removal of small molecules and an excellent ionic equilibration, whereas convection more efficiently eliminates middle-large molecules.

William R. Berkley, the chief executive of the W. R. Berkley Corporation, a small commercial insurance and reinsurance company in Greenwich, Conn., said the White House proposal would be "an excellent solution" provided it permitted insurers to set aside tax-free reserves to pay for the larger potential losses in the later years of the plan.