Sentence examples for permit something from inspiring English sources
Why would a benevolent God permit something so monstrous?
Much of the San Andreas Fault lies far enough away to permit something of a warning.
"You don't create a zone to permit something that you find offensive," he said.
A security guard said they had to have a permit, something that Ms. Roberts did not think they needed.
"You never display indoor or outdoor without a local jurisdictional firework permit," something that fire officials said yesterday Great White and the Station had not applied for.
(Just before the election, the A.P. reported that Mrs. Trump had worked illegally, earning some twenty thousand dollars as a model, before obtaining her work permit, something else many of the students can relate to).
It can do damage or it can do good, permitting something to grow".
Consent, in ethics and political philosophy, an act of permitting something to be done or of recognizing some authority.
"Carriers need a clear and reliable understanding of when and under what circumstances spectrum acquisitions will be permitted, something we do not have today.
Mr. McConnell said he wanted further negotiations to assure that no bailouts would be permitted — something the government cannot reasonably promise.
Einstein was not entirely pleased with the news that his equations permitted something as Alice in Wonderland-like as spatial paths that looped backward in time; in fact, he confessed to being "disturbed" by Gödel's universe.
