Sentence examples for permitted out of from inspiring English sources

He said Libyan customs officials kept a list of citizens not to be permitted out of the country.

She is permitted out of her home for 48 hours a week to work and for religious services, food shopping and doctors' appointments.

For the first time in 10 years, we're fully eligible to attend the Olympics on our own merit, instead of 'being permitted' out of sympathy to participate.

They are permitted out of the cells twice a week, for 15 minutes each time, to shower and exercise in the yard.

Some of the other remains held in the boxes at Mitchell (which I'm not permitted, out of deference to the dead, to open) belong to Indigenous Australians who died in colonial institutions – jails, hospitals and asylums – and, scarcely cold, were "anatomised" (a benign euphemism for butchery).

Its use is permitted out of competition but not on racedays.

Although he did not have a Maryland license, the state permitted out-of-state doctors to engage in consultation with peers who did.

They are also allowing more than one guarantor and permitting out-of-state guarantors".

Some plans, such as HMOs, don't permit out-of-network coverage.

A conventional approach, which utilises a standard linear clearance zone that permits out-of-plane brace deformation, is typically used in the design of gusset plates.

Essentially, the act is shaped to permit out-of-competition medication in horses but to ban any drug from being administered on race day.