Sentence examples for permit independent from inspiring English sources

It would permit independent doctors to bargain collectively to negotiate fees and working conditions with health plans.

Critics say that when results are published in medical journals, they often present a drug in the best possible light and do not permit independent researchers to vet the data.

The House is preparing to vote on a bill that would permit independent physicians to bargain collectively with health plans -- in effect to form a union -- even though they do not work for a common employer or work together in any other way.

After all, if they can't be sure of trusty old Shell, how can they believe smaller, perhaps shadier, operators?The most ironic suggestion now making the rounds is that the world's biggest oil companies should permit independent verification of reserves by outside consultants.

The Tea Party-linked conservative group FreedomWorks will create a Super PAC with the goal of raising $20 million during the 2012 election cycle, exploiting shifts in campaign law that permit independent groups to collect and spend unlimited amounts of money advocating for and against candidates.

Any measure in consequence that would divide the Bengali-speaking population; that would permit independent centres of activity and influence to grow up; that would dethrone Calcutta from its place as the centre of successful intrigue, or that would weaken the influence of the lawyer class, who have the entire organization in their hands, is intensely and hotly resented by them.

And other delegate-rich states — including Arizona, California, Connecticut, Delaware and New York, which all vote Feb. 5 — do not permit independents to vote.

That year, Congressional reform permitted independent companies to bid for curbside locations.

While Bavaria's membership in the second Confederation of the Rhine permitted independent internal administration, the state could not pursue an independent foreign policy.

In addition, new computer technology (or the new availability of it) permitted independent evangelists to establish sophisticated "feedback loops" through telephone banks and direct-mail services with "personalized" letters and solicitations.

Only decades ago, it states, American researchers got jobs that permitted independent research by age 30 or even earlier.