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It was unimaginable that they should be permitted to eat with the men of the seminary.
But that, he explained, is in part because students are permitted to eat in hallways, classrooms and in courtyards.
During the 1870s and '80s, professional races were held indoors in New York City in which athletes competed around the clock but were permitted to eat, rest, or nap.
I was scared of getting lost, arriving late, not being permitted to eat my peanut butter sandwich and starving through the four-hour ordeal.
MY COUSIN: Well, there's no designated space, but you are permitted to eat food in the kitchen, so legally I'm allowed to tell you that it's an eat-in kitchen.
It is certainly most gratifying to patients who have been undergoing regular dialysis and taking insulin to be free from both these onerous treatments and to be permitted to eat and drink without restriction.
Impure persons may be required to cook over a separate fire; persons of different grades of purity often are not permitted to eat together, to sleep under the same roof or in the same room, and, almost universally, to marry or have sexual relations with one another.
At trial, Samirah explained that one day she had not been permitted to eat by 3 p.m. — the workers testified that they were sometimes starved and often ate out of the garbage — so she took a sip of milk from the refrigerator.
Since preservation of life trumps almost any other commandment, rabbis have long held that the frail and those on crucial medications are not only permitted to eat, but also obligated to do so, said Rabbi Menachem Genack, the rabbinical administrator of the Orthodox Union.
