Sentence examples for permit to function from inspiring English sources

The Biobank Act defines criteria for biobanking and its passing has resulted in a situation where all research infrastructures that called themselves biobanks prior to the enactment of the Biobank Act have to apply for permit to function as a biobank as defined by the act.

Under Khatami, reformist newspapers were permitted to function, though they were repeatedly censored and shut down.

Since 2003, Father McGuire has been removed from active ministry and is no longer permitted to function as a priest, Mr. Langford said.

For parents to raise a happy child -- and by parents I mean a child's prime caretakers; biology doesn't come into it -- they must be permitted to function without arbitrary challenges to their role.

The early emperors usually made the Senate their mouthpiece and issued their laws in the form of senatorial decrees; by the 2nd century the emperor was openly replacing whatever other sources of written law had hitherto been permitted to function.

It would also, he said, permit him to function as an adult.

"Because we have a law that doesn't permit parties to function normally.

They are designed with small horizontal and vertical structures to permit them to function at RF frequencies.

His argument is not exactly clear, but the problem appears to be semantic: he cannot find an interpretation of the phrase 'itself to be true [se esse veram]' in the supplementary condition that will permit it to function as a general principle.

This is to say that Chinese students are very good at algorithmic tasks and at being micro-managed, but they are not equipped to display critical thinking skills or to work independently; b) Values and attitudes, habits and thinking that permit them to function well and effectively within a Chinese context.

It is not yet clear how single-strandedness arises at the variable domains to permit AID to function in SHM.