Sentence examples for permit longer from inspiring English sources

QUESTION FROM JEFF PARSONS: If you had the power to change one thing about the Court or how it operates, what it would be? (examples: grant more cases each term; permit longer arguments; release same-day audio; require Justice Thomas to ask at least one question per year; improve its website; …?) JEFFREY TOOBIN: I think it's a good website, www.supremecourtus.gov.supremecourtus.gov

In the current study, complete occlusion was achieved in 9 patients (42.9%), this cure rate is similar to the previously quieted figures, and this high cure rate could be explained by the prior intention to completely occlude the lesion whenever possible, the use of Oynx with detachable tip catheters which permit longer injection time, and the use of staged approach.

A natural extension of these results is to hypothesize that smaller networks permit longer persistence times in constantly-changing environments.

In contrast, cooler temperatures in the winter permit longer wasp lifespans, which in turn allows most flowers to be exploited by the wasps.

Extending an earlier model in which individuals possess an ecologically-critical trait encoded by gene networks of 16 to 256 genes and random or scale-free topology, I test the hypothesis that smaller, scale-free networks permit longer persistence times in a constantly-changing environment.

Conversely, decision accuracy often improves if temporal demands permit longer deliberation.

Most instances of incapacitation involve offenders who have committed repeated crimes (multiple recidivists) under what are known as habitual offender statutes, which permit longer-than-normal sentences for a given offense.

But green-growth proponents are betting that countries will be more likely to cut subsidies if their economies are growing and they have money to buy off the opposition, than if economic growth is flat and there is nothing to soften the blow.In principle, green-growth policies should boost productivity and permit longer-term growth than other approaches.

Alternative possible values for poorly understood parameters, notably lethal equivalents (see the electronic supplementary material), may permit longer-term population survival, necessitating further investigation into inbreeding effects in bears.

Case by case, Time also permits longer, unpaid leaves like the one that Ms. Paulsen took.

Important among these were the overstrung scale, a design in which the bass strings cross over the higher ones, permitting longer bass strings and improved tone; and an improved cast-iron frame that bore the tension of the strings without twisting as wooden frames tend to do.