Sentence examples for permitted because of from inspiring English sources

Only two-way exchanges are permitted because of institutional constraints.

In July 1643 he was permitted, because of ill health, to retire to Bath.

In an interview, Robinson said she agreed with Friedman's argument that fatty acids were not permitted because of an oversight.

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This scheme does not cover the schemes due to Suzuki and Chidume and Chidume, since the choice of ( α n ) as ( 1 − β ) is not permitted because of (D1.a).

The festival announced its move to neighboring Singapore in November last year, but the Singapore Police Force said they rejected two separate applications for a permit "because of serious concerns with potential drug abuse at the event".

"This building is a scientific instrument -- because of what it will make possible, because of the collaborations that it permits, because of the instrumentation that it houses, and because of the facility that it provides for bringing people together," Summers said.

The intricacies of airline policies can be confusing, too, like the distinction between flying a pet in the cargo hold as "checked baggage" (which American Airlines is allowing) versus shipping a pet through American Airlines Cargo (which American Airlines is not permitting because of space restrictions).

This was permitted because the idea of in loco parentis, meant teachers were seen as authority figures and granted the same rights as parents.

"And he was not permitted to because of his relationship with his father, which was definitely one of hatred".