Sentence examples similar to permitted inquiries from inspiring English sources

The revised opinion issued March 17, 2016 removed the language that permitted the inquiry to be less than intensive as well as the language concerning use of software to analyze fair use.

Permitting such inquiries by Federal judges, William Rehnquist asserted, was "simply not the way to 'run a railroad.' " His amendment was unashamedly intended to circumvent Brown.

Lawyers for Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani asserted in court yesterday that an obscure century-old section of the City Charter should not be used to permit an inquiry into why the mayor released the sealed juvenile record of Patrick M. Dorismond.

In this case, which the court will hear on Tuesday, the administration is appealing a judicial order permitting limited inquiry into who outside the government provided advice to Vice President Dick Cheney's energy task force in early 2001.

"Whistle blower" offers a more neutral way of referring to such people, and permits an inquiry into the proper limits of employee loyalty.

Normally, mobiles and laptops are not allowed in court, but Sky's gadgets were permitted because the inquiry is not a trial and the phone lines were not being used for voice calls.

The powerful opioid was detected in the analysis of one of the first overdoses, but "the inquiry permitted us to conclude that fentanyl was not the cause in all cases," corrected Carole Morissette, who participated in writing the inquiry's report.

Medical examinations and inquiries specifically permitted.

§ 1630.14 Medical examinations and inquiries specifically permitted.

29 CFR § 1630.14 - Medical examinations and inquiries specifically permitted.

General Marshall ordered a top-level inquiry, but permitted the 99th squadron to continue fighting.