Sentence examples for permitted not just from inspiring English sources

Such actions are permitted, not just in the weak sense that there is no obligation not to do them, but also in the strong sense that one is permitted to do them even though they are productive of less good consequences than their alternatives (Moore 2008).

The trautonium, like the Ondes Martenot, uses a sawtooth-wave generator as its signal source and a keyboard of novel design that permits not just ordinary tuning but unusual scales as well.

[Page C2.] Movies Added to Music Dispute Expanding their legal attack on the exchange of copyrighted works on the Internet, the motion picture and music industries sued to shut down Scour.com, a venture backed by Michael Ovitz that the industries contend permits not just free trading of copyrighted music files but of movies.

He is permitted visits not just with his lawyer but also with members of his family, many of whom have been implicated in the activities of his cartel.

And, his position would also seem to permit discrimination not just on the basis of race, but on the basis of sex, religion, familial status, and disability.

(Transport permits not needed).

Ireland permits all residents, not just Irish citizens, to cast ballots in local elections.

This approach permits assessment of not just numbers seeking the services, but also the ages and population segments that respond as well as factors that inhibit or facilitate uptake of the services.

Prolificacy is not just permitted in genre novelists, it's insisted upon.

Everything is not just permitted, but must be photographed, filmed, and posted on the web.

Glamour, spectacle, scale, exoticism: these things were not just permitted, they were fervently desired.