Sentence examples for permit it to become from inspiring English sources

It was believed to have serious limitations which would never permit it to become a powerful and positive force in the life of the nation.

"The one absolutely certain way of bringing this nation to ruin, of preventing all possibility of it continuing to be a nation at all, would be to permit it to become a tangle of squabbling nationalities".

[C4.] Anthem Plans to Be Publicly Held Anthem, which operates Blue Cross health plans, is expected to announce that it is moving toward a reorganization that would permit it to become a publicly traded company.

Anthem Inc., one of the nation's largest operators of Blue Cross health care plans, is expected to announce today that it is moving toward a reorganization that would permit it to become a publicly traded company, executives said.

On Monday, Senator Robert Menendez, a Democrat and chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, called the failure to get a deal "disappointing and worrying," and vowed to broker a bipartisan effort to make sure that Tehran "comprehends that we will not ever permit it to become a threshold nuclear state".

Sagging of the lower fragment posteriorly and laterally may occur, and care should be taken not to permit it to become too greatly displaced.

As its town planners continue to drive a wrecking ball through its glorious and ancient cityscape they have also permitted it to become a city of froth and artifice: a 24-hour party city.

Similarly, Stalin provided a constitution for the Soviet Union in 1936 but never permitted it to become the framework of Soviet law.

The implementation of this curriculum at Tlemcen University has showed a large improvement of student skill that permits it to become a national curriculum.

A participatory process was in fact established and this democratic management of health research policy conferred legitimacy, permitting it to become a part of the National Health Policy.

He had forgotten to honour the principle of freedom that had permitted him to become who he was.