Sentence examples for permits to report from inspiring English sources

A comparison between Li//LiNi0.4Mn1.6O4 and Li1−xNi0.4Mn1.6O4//LiNi0.4Mn1.6O4 cells performances in terms of fading and Columbic efficiency permits to report that the main degradation mechanism in half-cells is the electrolyte oxidation, as a consequence of the continuous precipitation of transition metal ion-based compounds on the lithium electrode.

All human cases are notified by regional authorities to the MoH and to the Italian National Centre for Epidemiology, Surveillance and Health Promotion (CNESPS-ISS) using a specific password-protected web-based system (http://www.simi.iss.it/inserimento_dati.htm), which permits to report probable and confirmed cases, adding available epidemiological, clinical and laboratory information.

By summer 1915 political pressure had led to small number of accredited journalists being permitted to report directly from the battlefront.

Microsoft specifically notes, "We are not currently permitted to report detailed information about the type and volume of any national security orders … that we may receive, so any national security orders we may receive are not included in this report".

Winters had been reviewing all of the finalists' designs, but he was not permitted to report his findings directly to the designers, because it would have been considered interference.

Forensic scientists, Ms. O'Donnell said, would be permitted to report a partial match to local authorities only if they came across one in the process of conducting a search for a complete match.

Unfortunately, we are not currently permitted to report detailed information about the type and volume of any national security orders (e.g. FISA Orders and FISA Directives) that we may receive so any national security orders we may receive are not included in this report.

In all other states, any person is permitted to report but not required to do so.

Journalists were permitted to report on the candidate Q&A's, which were moderated by Politico's Mike Allen and, again, live-streamed. .

In a perfect penitentiary world, there is supposed to be a protected channel through which inmates are permitted to report abusive activity not only by guards but also by other inmates this is all afforded under the Prison Rape Elimination Act of 2003.

But for the first three months of Clinton's candidacy, journalists visiting the headquarters weren't permitted to report details or tweet photos of the interior, rules that have only helped fuel the perception that the campaign is too controlling of the press.