Sentence examples for permit some of from inspiring English sources

"If a company of this size, advised by top-tier accountants and law firms, could conclude that our laws permit some of what happened here, then our laws are inadequate," said Richard C. Breeden, a former chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission.

"It's so loosely drafted that its exceptions risk swallowing any rule and permit some of the worst law enforcement policies and practices that have victimised and alienated American Muslim and other minority communities," Laura Murphy, director of the ACLU's Washington legislative office, said in a statement.

After AOL Time Warner suspended Mr. Keller for his role in similar questionable deals, the complaint contends, other senior executives of AOL Time Warner continued to permit some of the three-way deals to continue for another quarter, even after initially raising concerns.

Brasher refused to permit some of those whose voter registration applications were missing from testifying in the case, Houk's organization said in a press release.

While it will be good to have the threat of punishment lifted, these revisions in the law will permit some of the poorest performing states, where legislatures do not adequately fund education, to lower standards by either making tests easier or simply lowering the passing "cut" scores.

Although the scope of the TDABC analysis is the same across the sites, structural and regulatory differences between the health systems in India and the USA may not permit some of the low cost practices in the Indian hospital to be replicated in US hospitals.

The judge permitted some of Mr. Kanyi's claims against Mary Immaculate Hospital in Queens, and a doctor, to proceed.

Yet as India points out, the government in Islamabad permitted some of the groups' activities to continue unimpeded.

The S.E.C. indicated that it would consider permitting some of these funds on an interim basis, before final rules have been decided.

But police officials have acknowledged in interviews that the department's tactical and strategic decisions may have contributed to a set of circumstances that permitted some of the worst incidents of violence to go forward unchecked.

The very fact that two governments have permitted some of their countries' earliest treasures to travel abroad, be exhibited together and, inevitably, be compared is persuasive evidence of rapprochement.