Sentence examples for permits to make a from inspiring English sources

This definition permits to make a distinction between healthy companies as they respect their contractual commitments and distress companies which are just about to file for a petition.

Kassar was permitted to make a few remarks.

No one in the room will be permitted to make a telephone call.

Around that time, his parents were permitted to make a one-hour visit.

Bouazizi was selling them without a permit to make a living because he could not find a job.

Nor was she permitted to make a speech (as King and other male movement leaders did) to the 15,000 people who gathered in support of the boycott.

This means that the bank would not be permitted to make a wire transfer in U.S. dollars anywhere in the world.

An exception would be made for those older than 50, who would be permitted to make a $5,000 contribution beginning next year.

The foreigners had been kept incommunicado until Sunday, when a delegation from the International Committee of the Red Cross was permitted to make a brief visit.

Before the lethal chemicals are administered, Mr. McVeigh will be permitted to make a brief final statement with no restrictions on its content.

Justice William Brennan was roughed up at his hearing by Senator Joseph McCarthy, not even a member of the committee, who was permitted to make a special appearance to torment Brennan about his views on Communism.