Sentence examples for permitted meaning from inspiring English sources

Assuming the recommendations become law, only collective defence related chiefly to the protection of Japan will be permitted, meaning in practice in its near-abroad.

2. As the scheme progressed however, better maintenance & monitoring controls & flexibility was permitted meaning offsets could be grouped together to advance Govt conservation aims like establishing regional bio-links for endangered species, which to my mind was a major positive as compared to ad-hoc small scale like-for-like offsets which in many cases were just a box ticking exercise.

While the rules of the contest actually state that "no lyrics, speeches, or gestures of a political or similar nature shall be permitted" – meaning that Georgia's effort may have to be changed, or even withdrawn, if contest organisers don't approve – it hasn't stopped contestants from trying to air their views in the past.

Even in places where it is entirely legal to smoke, such as Colorado, tourists still have limited options due to the lack of venues where consumption is permitted, meaning you still have to have a degree of audacity to light up in public.

Gaps, isotretinoin free periods between two isotretinoin dispensings, were not permitted meaning that an isotretinoin exposure period ends once an isotretinoin free period was identified.

In addition, the majority of tasks in these occupations are conducted outdoors, where smoking is always permitted, meaning that workers who smoke and chew betel-quid may be less inclined to change their behaviors, even though there is a smoke-free policy (indoors) at work.

Under Bahrani law anyone with a travel ban is not allowed to renew their residency and work permits, meaning they have effectively been stopped from repaying their loans.

Because of his anti-apartheid writings, the South African government refused to issue him a passport and instead gave him an exit permit, meaning that once he left the country he could never return.

Cuba recently ended the need for exit permits, meaning a passport is the only document needed to travel abroad.

Nevada also is what's called a "shall issue" state for concealed carry permits, meaning that anyone who is qualified to possess a handgun under state and federal law will be approved to get one.

The European system is awash in excessive permits, meaning that the price of emitting carbon is so low that corporations have no incentive to clean up their production methods.