Sentence examples for permitted simply because from inspiring English sources

It's not for children — those 15 and under aren't permitted — simply because children don't need Gaga.

All this can be summed up under three headings: improved road safety, better working conditions for drivers and, above all else, helping law-abiding haulage companies to be more competitive rather than sitting back and watching those that sit lighter to the law getting away scot-free with forcing their drivers to work longer hours than are permitted, simply because they are not checked up on.

Many Indian communities already enjoy much more autonomy than any law would permit, simply because local authorities prefer not to meddle with them.

Smaller underground venues remain ineligible for dance permits, often simply because they are not large enough to meet the physical space requirements specified by the law.

Certain things (i.e., in light of the previous point, certain intentions) becomes morally obligatory, permitted or forbidden simply because God decrees so.

"At a time when we're supposed to be excited as a couple engaged to be married, this law permits discrimination against us simply because of who we are," they said in a statement released by the ACLU.

The State Department, which grants tourist visas, is not permitted to deny visa applications simply because a woman is pregnant.

DROPPED COVERAGE Effective Sept. 23, insurance companies will no longer be permitted to deny coverage to people simply because they have gotten sick.

But the Supreme Court has also said, on several occasions and very forcefully, that lower federal courts are not permitted to disregard binding Supreme Court precedent simply because there have been intervening changes in the Court's own cases that undermine the original decision.

Another counterargument against the validity of correlational validation (when used improperly) is that if we were permitted to substitute one test with another simply because two tests correlated highly, the whole notion of educational measurement would be under question.

Leyland's comment that she was "entitled" aligns with a tendency, primarily exhibited by white male trolls, to assert that their online activity is righteous simply because it has been permitted and is speech (and thus should be free).