Sentence examples for permits to look from inspiring English sources

Smoothing the pattern of speed by taking into account the previous and subsequent 3 points in the record (using a moving average) permits to look at speed at a slightly coarser scale and shows further improvement of the fit, yielding a quasi one to one relationship (Fig. 4).

They would also be permitted to look after two children under one year of age, instead of the current one.

Beaton goes home to England, having been permitted to look at, and even touch, the idol but not to take it with him.

Agents are not permitted to look inside passengers' underwear or reach inside a skirt, and children 12 and younger are supposed to receive a modified pat-down.

And the Community's children, the children in white who have never known carnal sin, are not permitted to look at Walter John Harmon, lest he inspire them to confusion.

(Since the show paired Abby and Luka, she's been permitted to look much prettier -- a far better choice for both the actress and the character).

"At no point is the philanderer permitted to look as if he might be enjoying himself," complained the same magazine's Anthony Lane in his review.

10.27am GMT Stephen Twigg, shadow education secretary, has expressed concern over the number of babies childminders will be permitted to look after under the proposals.

The New Yorker, February 12 , 1927P. 17 Man calls on Mrs. Isa Glenn Schindel, author of "Little Pitchers" with the request that he be permitted to look into her eyes.

If it later appears that a target is in fact located in the US, analysts are permitted to look at the content of messages, or listen to phone calls, to establish if this is indeed the case.

There were never prompters in Goldovsky productions, and no singer was permitted to look at the conductor, which was hard to avoid when Mr. Goldovsky was on the podium, since he was a tall and imposing figure.