Sentence examples for permit weapons from inspiring English sources

Their website reads: "AMC does not permit weapons or items that would make other guests feel uncomfortable or detract from the movie-going experience.

In the face of strong criticism, it was amended to permit weapons only on "a public right of way" within campuses, which legislative supporters said they understood to mean sidewalks and roads.

In an interview over the weekend, Mr. Chirac proposed giving Iraq one more United Nations deadline to permit weapons inspections, then seeking a resolution permitting an attack if Baghdad refused.

AMC Theaters spokesperson Ryan Noonan told Mashable: "While we welcome those guests who want to show their excitement for a film by dressing up in costume, we do not permit weapons (real or fake), or props/costumes that would make guests uncomfortable, or detract from the moviegoing experience".

In the meantime, North Korea, encouraged by our policy of appeasement around the globe, has again broken its promise to permit weapons inspections, has launched a spy submarine against the South and has put 15,000 of its starving people to work on what the Washington Post calls "a vast, secret underground nuclear facility".

Then again, grants distributed by the Homeland Security Department for school preparedness don't permit weapons or ammunition.

Instead, Iraq planned to use the declaration, overwhelm us and to overwhelm the inspectors with useless information about Iraq's permitted weapons so that we would not have time to pursue Iraq's prohibited weapons.

The year before, Kim had for the second time broken his promise to permit U.N. weapons inspections, threatened to withdraw from the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty and was quite publicly seeking components for his nuclear weapons program.

This time, he said, Hamas would not permit its weapons to be confiscated.

He added "that there is the right for someone that has a concealed weapons permit to carry that weapon" and that police support the neighborhood watch program.

(A new conceal-and-carry law permits concealed weapons even on the Assembly floor).