Sentence examples for permitted, for example from inspiring English sources

Would Israel be permitted, for example, to rebuild and reinforce the line of bunkers and fortifications that defend the canal's eastern bank?

That exemption has allowed utilities much more latitude in disposing of coal ash than they are permitted, for example, under tight federal standards limiting what power plants can emit into the air.

While American presidents are wont to invite the press to go jogging at Camp David, events at Beidaihe are so secretive that even official media are allowed in only for formal photo sessions and are not permitted, for example, to catch President Jiang swimming.

Although public libraries will no longer be permitted to charge nonresident fees under the new rules, they will be permitted, for example, to place limits on some of their costlier services, such as heavily attended story-telling hours or the ability to borrow current best sellers.

What kinds of questions are permitted, for example, and how they can be responded to.

Gay marriage and gay adoption are permitted, for example.

Also, although the revised rule does not explicitly recognize exceptions within the rules themselves, the restyled rule recognizes that other rules might permit, for example, video teleconferencing, which clearly involves "broadcasting" of the proceedings, even if only for limited purposes.

It permits, for example, the imposition of Rule 10b-5 liability on an insider who trades based on the knowledge that his company has a still unannounced plan to acquire a target firm.

He said: "If they go down a route of having work permits for example, typically the way work permits work in other countries is you get to say, try to get a British citizen first and, if you haven't, then you have got to do that first.

Streaming, which typically uses data compression, is especially effective for downloading large multimedia files from the Internet; it permits, for example, a video clip to begin playing on a user's computer as soon as it begins to be downloaded from a Web site.

In some industries this will make a big difference: some 80% of IT work permits, for example, go to such transferees.The biggest impact is likely to be on low-skilled workers such as the Ukrainians who pick fruit in Lincolnshire or Bangladeshis dishing up curry in London.