Sentence examples for permit no more from inspiring English sources
Current regulations permit no more than 30 floors.
Those codes permit no more than one fuel tank with a capacity of 275 gallons or less on above-ground floors, he said.
The mapping algorithms are generally highly conservative: they permit no more than one or two mismatches per read, and do not allow the presence of gaps in the alignment.
Governor Ryan, a Republican who supports capital punishment, cited the exoneration of 13 death row inmates since Illinois re-adopted the death penalty in 1977 and said he would permit no more executions until a study of a system he described as "fraught with error" was completed.
In their study, the significance level was selected to permit no more than one false positive cluster per every 20 brains (i.e., "global" P < 0.05).
The program permits no more than $1.6 billion of the $8 billion to be issued as bonds for apartment construction in Lower Manhattan.
After permitting no more than three earned runs in eight of his previous nine starts, he gave up five in six innings.
There are no television antennas, fuel tanks, laundry poles, or aboveground swimming pools visible on any property, per the bylaws of the homeowners' association; each household is permitted no more than two pets.
Since the "home"—whether it be drawing room, reception hall, or palace chamber may be assumed to be of limited size, chamber music most often permits no more than one player to a part.
As Ash recalled it, the Blue Jays lost Key because he wanted a four-year contract and the club had a policy at the time that permitted no more than three years for a pitcher.
Some geologists favour a definition of graywacke that permits no more than 75 percent free quartz in the rock, and they thus would class as subgraywackes those rocks with (1) over 25 percent unstable materials (i.e., feldspar and rock fragments), (2) more rock fragments than feldspar, and (3) more voids (open pore spaces) or mineral (often carbonate) cement than clay or mud matrix.
