Sentence examples for permit extensive from inspiring English sources
Only one of the letters, which was addressed to Mr. Leahy, contained enough anthrax to permit extensive testing.
The Leahy letter was the only one of the four letters recovered in the case that contained enough anthrax to permit extensive scientific testing.
Many jurisdictions permit extensive use of the mails and pre-Election Day voting, and we should evaluate how New Jersey fared with the Internet this year.
Flat, articulating, cartilaginous surfaces between the vertebral centra of sharks do not permit extensive movement, but it is sufficient for these animals.
The Leahy letter, which investigators say holds new promise in their search, was the only one of the four letters recovered in the case that contained enough anthrax to permit extensive scientific testing.
Typically, phthalates are not chemically bound to the product matrix and may thus migrate and permit extensive exposure.
A VW van permits extensive dabbling in geography while absolving one from fretting over the whereabouts of the next meal or bed.
It stood by or even cheered as President Obama claimed the power to order Americans killed abroad, without any independent review, and permitted extensive wiretapping.
For the next few years that testing can proceed within the framework of the ABM treaty, which permits extensive testing of land-based interceptor rockets, restricted testing of sea- and air-based defenses and almost all forms of research.
The Sahara region to the north, where habitation is generally limited to oases, stands in contrast to the Sahelian steppelands to the south, where regular precipitation permits extensive stock raising and some agriculture.
The local sheriff insisted that what he had in mind was disaster response, not random snooping, but the local American Civil Liberties Union office claimed the plan would have permitted extensive intelligence gathering.
