Sentence examples for permit the intervention from inspiring English sources
The court may require the joinder, and shall permit the intervention, of any person having or claiming an interest in the copyright.
In eastern Europe the tumultuous events of 1989 were possible because Gorbachev did not permit the intervention of the military to keep communist regimes in power.
"A judge would not willy-nilly permit the intervention in attorney-client conversations, I hope," said Gerald Lefcourt, a lawyer in Manhattan and a former president of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers.
It says that the court "may require the joinder, and shall permit the intervention of any person having or claiming an interest in the copyright" (emphasis mine).
Ultimately, disentangling different types of costs may permit the identification of interventions that maximize the cost of resistance and therefore accelerate its decline.
Its abolition seems like a sensible policy solution that may permit the knowledge of future interventions to be temporarily shielded from the public.
Knowledge of these factors may permit the evolvement of early interventions that might decrease poor outcomes of patients that require MV.
Concomitant treatment for comorbidities such as hypertension, diabetes and other chronic conditions are permitted during the intervention.
No depression-specific empirical psychotherapies (CBT or IPT) or electroconvulsive therapy are permitted during the intervention phase and will result in withdrawal from the study.
The main indications for a percutaneous treatment of a postoperative benign biliary stricture are: (1) poor patient's general condition that does not permit another surgical intervention, (2) presence of altered anatomy that does not permit the endoscopic approach, (3) septic status that requires a quick approach for decompression of the biliary tree.
Given the depravity Mr Assad has displayed and given the moral outrage of using chemical weapons to kill innocents, there is a strong Kantian case for permitting the expected military intervention.
