Sentence examples for permit voice from inspiring English sources

Unlike many businesses in the year 2000, Lamoriello's office does not permit voice mail or e-mail.

Some readers may be happy to know that the FAA will not consider whether to permit voice calls.

The Swedish Academy noted that, as the focus of her writing has moved from novels to drama, she has abandoned "traditional dialogue for a kind of polyphonic monologues that do not serve to delineate roles but to permit voices from various levels of the psyche and history to be heard simultaneously".

Because the app permits voice search, I just said "Asics Gel-Turbulent," and the Android app delivered prices of the sneakers.

The masterstroke of its design is that it permits voice dialing on your existing ordinary phones -- in fact, from any extension in the house, not just the one connected to the PC.

Then he permits his voice to rise and his tone to take on a nasty edge.

The progressive officials declare that refusing "to permit all voices to be heard … is the antithesis of academic freedom".

In "Under Bush, a New Age of Prepackaged News" (front page, March 13), you report that the 1948 Smith-Mundt Act permits the Voice of America to broadcast "pro-government news to foreign audiences".

Even on sites where comments are actively screened — like Nytimes.com, where moderators either post or reject submissions — people who think evolution is bunk are generally permitted to voice their view, often to be shouted down by others; for some readers, following such comment threads is part of the fun.

Demanding that the Georgian leadership returns Imedi to its rightful owners, thus restoring its independence and permitting a voice of balanced journalism to again be heard, would be a clear signal that U.S. policy in Georgia will insist on development of the basic democratic institutions we so fervently seek.

And Mr Denham believes that English party should be permitted to voice a distinct agenda.