Sentence examples similar to permits to do something from inspiring English sources

The immediate issue in the consolidated cases is whether the prosecutors were permitted to do something short of calling the analysts as witnesses during the prosecution's case.

The narrower issue directly presented by the Briscoe case was whether prosecutors wishing to present lab reports were permitted to do something short of calling analysts as witnesses during the prosecution's case.

"You can't have a test for what the owners' personal views are before you decide to give a permit to do something in the city," Mr. Bloomberg said, citing concerns about censorship and freedom of speech.

But, said Mr. Bloomberg, "You can't have a test for what the owners' personal views are before you decide to give a permit to do something in the city".

Medical marijuana users are in a somewhat strange position of being permitted to do something in the state that's illegal at the federal level, so it's especially important to know your rights and your responsibilities when it comes to using medicine.

John says things like, "You must permit me to do something for us, to do the hard or dangerous things that men usually do".

Gordon's emergence might permit Mattingly to do something with the top of the lineup that he been unable to do with the outfield: Introduce a measure of stability.

"What's really changed is that the web and the constant flow of information has permitted us to do something that nobody can even believe, which is it let's us trust people that we don't know," Tullman said.

My noble dream is not a lawyer of extraordinary wisdom and discretion, but merely a regular person who balks at bending the law out of shape to permit her client to do something.

The proposed judges wanted the right to do something not permitted in Indonesia: issue dissenting opinions.

The mayor was under pressure to do something about the permits, in part because he had been pushing for a congestion pricing plan that would charge most drivers who bring their cars into Midtown Manhattan.