Sentence examples for permit of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "permit of" is correct and can be used in written English
It means to allow or make possible. Example: The weather does not permit of outdoor activities today. (meaning the weather does not allow for outdoor activities)
It does not permit of nuance and refinement.
The state is issuing what has become the permit of choice for many gun owners.
But only the original new-building permit of 1882 seems to have been taken out for the building.
The sister city of Matamoros can be visited for 72 hours without a permit of any kind.
Besides curing eyestrain, these "reading machines" would "permit of the pursuit simultaneously of physical and of mental improvement".
As stated in one recent verdict from a court case in Palermo, migrants who testify against the boat drivers are often granted a permit of stay.
Under that measure, any state with a conceal-and-carry rule would have to recognize the permit of any other state.
Foreign buyers must also obtain a permit of sale, which typically takes about a month and costs about 50,000 forints (about $266).
The jury further found that the permit of the defendant to do business in the state of Texas should be canceled.
The greatest draw is its mountain gorillas: looking deep into the eyes of a silverback has to be one of life's top wildlife experiences, although there is a wallet-crunching permit of US$500.
"It's too big, too broad, too stuffed with competing storylines, whirligig digressions and the operations of authorial whim to permit of a continuous conception of character," objected Tim Martin in the Independent on Sunday.
