Sentence examples for permitted against from inspiring English sources

How could this abuse and trafficking on this scale be permitted against Guatemala's most vulnerable children — placed there for their own protection?

A conventional medical malpractice suit, consequently, is not permitted against a typical health maintenance organization or managed- care company under the federal law.

This is known as Escobar's law: his fortune was untouchable for years, because Colombian law allowed officials to seize assets only as part of criminal proceedings, not permitted against the dead.

The counsel to the Suffolk County Legislature, Paul Sabatino, said the vote meant the sales-tax program remained "a 100percentt pay-as-you-go program," with no borrowing permitted against future revenues.

On Monday, the transportation secretary, Ray LaHood, said he would seek the maximum $16.4 million fine permitted against Toyota over the sticking pedal recalls, saying Toyota knew of the problem for four months before it ordered a recall on Jan . 21

The names are switched, and the violence permitted against the minority in the South is at least more limited than it was, but they still superintend a system in which the same two peoples are very much locked in conflict — with a Wall Street economy as the engine that drives it, left too often alone as it routinely overheats and explodes.

Pettitte, after missing two months with a broken bone in his left ankle, will pitch Tuesday in his 499th regular season game — weather permitting — against Toronto with an earned run average (3.22) that is his lowest in six seasons.

The Federal District Court in Manhattan dismissed his suit on the ground that the most relevant Supreme Court precedents on constitutional damage suits against the federal government permitted suits against individual wrongdoers but not against corporations.

The United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit reinstated Mr. Malesko's suit by emphasizing a different set of precedents, those that permitted suits against companies performing state government functions.

Last term, retreating from its recent insistence on state immunity, the court permitted suits against states under the Family and Medical Leave Act.

The flashpoint came in Indiana, which drew nationwide backlash for a religious freedom bill that people said permitted discrimination against LGBT people.