Sentence examples for permit even the from inspiring English sources

A succession of sports-worshipping governments could never permit even the most piddling of Japanese tennis players to be held up for a moment at immigration on their way to Court 15 at Wimbledon.

There seems also to have been an inclination on the part of some authorities to permit even the recitation of the Shema complex in the vernacular during the worship service.

The law permits even the smallest communities to vote on whether to end the alcohol ban in local restaurants with 100 or more table settings, even if the surrounding county stays dry.

Kitaigorodskii's Aufbau principle (KAP) forms the basis of a technique for such an examination and simplifies the visualisation of molecular packing by breaking it down into a series of symmetry-generated steps, of which each permits even the weakest intermolecular interactions to be readily identified.

Absolute and maximal versions of deontological pacifism maintain that killing is never permitted, even the killing of enemy soldiers.

But woe to the Treasury or Bourse or Exchequer official who permits even the most genteel and well-connected of fiscal outlaws the option of avoiding tax payments governments not only need that money but must also be seen to collect it fairly and avidly.

Local officials were ready to give this project a special permit even before the first volley of facts against the project were fired.

And this was something that Saudi Arabia - supported by Kuwait, Qatar and Venezuela - did not want to permit, even in the teeth of some unusually frank criticism from their habitual allies in the developing country bloc.

"We were stopped recently at a police checkpoint and told that we needed a permit, even though the law doesn't require one," says Nadima.

What would change is that states that currently do not have reciprocity with Florida would have to accept that Florida permit even if the holder was not a Florida resident.

The town granted the grading permit even before approving, in April, the construction of the course itself.