Sentence examples for permit the operation from inspiring English sources
Moreover, such coolants permit the operation in free circulation mode, one of the main aims of passive systems.
Officials say the base will permit the operation of a system similar to GPS for peaceful uses, such as mitigating natural disasters.
The British government said it might permit the operation of small-scale brothels, with two prostitutes and a receptionist, provided they did not cause "a nuisance to neighbors".
In the second case, King v. Burwell, the plaintiffs argued that the text of the act did not permit the operation of insurance marketplaces.
With the advent of radar to detect surfaced submarines, the Germans fitted hundreds of U-boats with snorkels to permit the operation of diesels at periscope depth (to recharge batteries for underwater propulsion) with less of a possibility of detection by Allied radar-equipped ships and aircraft.
Though he shunned alcohol and recreational drugs, he was indeed in pain – the price, perhaps, for the outrageously energetic performances of his youth – and his Jehovah's Witness faith, which he converted to in 2001, did not permit the operation that may have eased his suffering.
Grand Ayatollah Sadeq Rouhani (Qom), has issued a fatwa permitting the operation.
You would have also excluded support for Argentina that permitted the operation of a currency board that ended high inflation and helped get government spending under control.
In 1900 the introduction of high-speed steel permitted the operation of tools at twice or three times the speeds allowable with carbon steel, thus doubling or trebling the capacities of the world's machine shops.
A second article, recommending impeachment for abuse of power, specified such charges as attempting to initiate tax audits for political purposes, ordering and misusing secret wiretaps, and permitting the operation of a White House unit engaged in covert and unlawful activities.
Despite the fact that possession of heroin is against the law in Canada, the government has permitted the operation of this center, proving that a country doesn't need to choose between punishment and rehabilitation, on the one hand, and harm-reduction programs, on the other.
