Sentence examples for permit organized from inspiring English sources

Yesterday the court admirably fulfilled that mission in refusing to permit organized student-led prayers before public high school football games.

The Supreme Court's refusal to permit organized student-led prayers before public high school football games reinforces the necessary boundaries between church and state.

The school prayer issue occasioned a spirited argument at the Supreme Court Wednesday during which a majority of the justices expressed a healthy reluctance to permit organized prayer at public high school football games.

Eight years after it barred organized prayer at public high school graduations, the Supreme Court today appeared deeply reluctant to permit organized prayer at public high school football games, at least when led by a student chosen in a schoolwide election to offer an invocation or message "to solemnize the event".

L. Paul Bremer, the top American adviser in Iraq, said Monday that he expected that the United Nations would issue its opinion this week on whether conditions in Iraq would permit organizing elections before June 30, when the Bush administration wants to turn over sovereignty.

She has taken that experience and applied it to becoming one of the tireless and instrumental organizers for this rally— taking on the critical role of securing permits, organizing educational seminars and coordinating a host of logistics.

In November, when the government announced a draft law that would criminalize all street protests other than those taking place with a government permit, Farag organized a small protest at the Faculty of Fine Arts.

Federal prosecutors said that he had passed along confidential information about continuing investigations, influenced a city police investigation into one of the conspirators, assisted in obtaining firearms permits for organized- crime members and provided law enforcement parking permits to organized-crime members.

She said the department had issued permits for organized archery competitions in the past.

Rather than permit them to organize organically, however, Surkov resuscitated a moribund liberal party called Right Cause.

By expanding Arizona's corporate scholarship tax credit program, SB 1048 would permit small businesses organized as S corporations to claim tax credits for contributions to "school tuition organizations" -- tax-exempt 501(c)(3) organizations that allocate the majority of their annual revenue to scholarships or grants for private schools.