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Hence, the aged or others who have already made substantial contributions to societal welfare would be morally permitted to commit suicide under this argument.
Gun rights advocates claim that it's very rare for concealed carry permit holders to commit crimes and that "a good guy with a gun" shouldn't be contained by state lines.
"The chairman and other top officers of the board have permitted A.B.T. to commit itself to present and future expenses without themselves committing in writing to bear those expenses".
And in "Packed Dirt, Churchgoing, a Dying Cat, a Traded Car," the narrator thinks, "The universe that so easily permitted me to commit adultery became, by logical steps each one of which went more steeply down than the one above it, a universe that would easily permit me to die".
Before he was released, he was given two desk appearance summonses, one for disorderly conduct and one for violating article 161.03a of the New York City Health Code, which states, "a person who owns, possesses or controls a dog, cat or other animal shall not permit the animal to commit a nuisance on a sidewalk of any public place".
Galanter could neither suborn perjury nor permit his client to commit perjury.
Russian peacekeepers in Abkhazia have committed -- or permitted the Abkhaz to commit -- repeated violations of existing agreements (ref L).
Linda Edwards, a spokeswoman for Gov. George W. Bush, who signed the law, said other studies had shown that people without the permits were more likely to commit crimes than people with permits.
It should address existing gaps in Australia's legal and policy frameworks that permit businesses to continue to commit human rights abuses and flout the law.
