Sentence examples for permit anything to from inspiring English sources

"Each of the parties warrants and undertakes that it will not knowingly do anything or permit anything to be done which might lead to a breach of any such legislation, regulations and/or directives by the other party," it also states.

There is a word for people whose first concern is always for their own safety and who will therefore permit anything to be done in their name as long as it keeps them secure.

Walter John Harmon himself has not been persuaded to write down a testament, nor has he permitted anything to be written in the way of documentation.

A good comic wallow in the trough of bad taste is supposed to be a purgative, liberating immersion that transcends all sexual and social taboos and permits anything to be said.

These political forces would not permit anything that comes close to a solution to Brazil's structural problems and poor public services, which need more financial and human resources.

Schofield informed Carney, "You cannot expect me to permit anything of the sort.

Institutional investors simply will not pay proxy advisors enough to permit anything resembling a case-by-case analysis by competent executive compensation specialists.

It took a full generation before American revolutionaries felt secure enough even to begin to tolerate any opposing political or religious views, let alone permit anything like free speech.

The feeling in the room was, much as they would love to do that, the culture of the BBC, effectively their one client, wouldn't permit anything as off the wall.

"The Koran does not permit anything but the truth," he said.

There are about three dozen US military trainers in Erbil, but it is unclear if Washington would permit anything like the same degree of US-Kurdish co-operation.