Sentence examples for permit no one from inspiring English sources

Later, when the subject of Vidal comes up again, Mailer says, "He's a scourge — Gore's a scourge who will permit no one to get by with less than what he considers to be the ideal.

Therefore, it behooves the ruler to trust no one; to be suspicious of sycophants; to permit no one to gain undue power or influence; and, above all, to use wile to unearth plots against the throne.

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.

The Reverend Mr. Hinton permitted no one to overrun his allotted fifteen minutes, and no one got the floor without his recognition.

The people, he said, should have as much information as possible — or, rather, all "that the security of the nation permits": No one should be able to pull curtains of secrecy around decisions which can be revealed without injury to the public interest.

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).

Because they can, it's because they are permitted, because no one really cares to know.

Mark Twain once said to a class of Army cadets, "By the etiquette of war, it is permitted to no one below the rank of newspaper correspondent to dictate to the general in the field".

Despite the lack of permits, no one is talking of tearing the church down, but neither is anyone certain of the project's long-term future.

He permitted one single, one double, and three walks.