Sentence examples for permitted and to from inspiring English sources

Rob Behrens, the independent adjudicator, says: "Universities need to be rigorous in defining what is permitted, and to set this out clearly.

They also permitted – and, to an extent, encouraged – states to impose their own national sanctions against Iran in areas like energy, financial services, and transportation.

They were issued written instructions and were enjoined to be polite, to entertain as lavishly as funds permitted, and to sell Byzantine wares to lower their costs and encourage trade.

The father, Juan Miguel Gonzalez, who lives in Cuba and is seeking to have his son returned, objected to reporters' access to Elian that Lazaro Gonzalez's family has permitted and to the treatment of Elian by psychologists selected by the family.

The fundamental principle guiding the consideration of each request is that the public will have the widest possible access to documents held by the Commission, albeit with certain exemptions to protect public and private interests which could be damaged if access to certain documents were permitted, and to ensure that the Commission can deliberate in confidence.

Had he been a radical Protestant like some of the Scottish ministers in County Down or those who went to New England at this time, it would probably not have been named after a saint at all because of their belief that only what was scriptural should be permitted, and to avoid what they called 'the peril of idolatry'.

Owing to this consideration some contradictions are permitted and thought to be possible.

Circulation between the different programmes is permitted and 'promotion' to higher-threshold programmes is encouraged.

I fear living in a country where the government gets to decide which speech to permit and which to ban.

ESL and IeSF both follow the World Anti Doping Agency's recommendations on which drugs to permit and which to prohibit.

The artist is permitted, and indeed encouraged, to improvise.