Sentence examples for permit the provision from inspiring English sources

With Greece defaulting on its debt, the European Central Bank (ECB) would no longer be prepared to permit the provision of liquidity for Greece's tottering banks.

On Thursday we finalised with our European partners a specific exemption to the EU sanctions, to permit the provision of non-lethal military equipment and all forms of technical assistance to the Syrian National Coalition where it is intended for the protection of civilians.

The existing Regulation Y itself permitted the provision of "general economic information and advice, general economic statistical forecasting services and industry studies". 12 C.F.R. § 225.4(a)(5)(iv) (1982).

The revelation surprised officials in Nato's headquarters in Brussels and raised awkward questions about whether the French had broken international law – UN resolution 1973 specifically allows Nato nations to protect civilians in Libya, but appears to stop short of permitting the provision of weapons.

Government's part is to get unobtrusive, via low tax rates, spare regulation, free trade, spending restraint, and permitting the provision of good sound money that people love to use.

This focus permits the provision of the web service not only for small projects with a limited number of arrays, but also for large projects encompassing hundreds of input samples (performance evaluation with 689 input samples).

The provision would permit the police to conduct background checks on purchasers.

Rather than ban capital punishment, the professors said, the constitutional convention adopted the provision, to permit the Court of Appeals to review the acceptability of the death penalty measured against the shifting values of the times.

These provisions permit the portion of the product made of U.S. components to enter the United States duty free.

As for the sweeping powers of the century-old martial law, Brad Adams of Human Rights Watch Asia said its "draconian provisions permit the military to exercise essentially unlimited authority to violate human rights if they are so inclined". I don't think any of this will mean much to tourists.

That provision would permit the use of evidence illegally obtained by the police with or without a warrant as long as officers obtained the evidence in "good faith" and with the "reasonable belief" their actions were legal.