Sentence examples for permitted to appear from inspiring English sources

Jockeys must receive the approval of the horse's owner and track stewards before being permitted to appear with any advertisements.

Despite his obvious awfulness, Gambit was permitted to appear in the generally woeful X-Men Origins: Wolverine.

There are many figures in public life who are not permitted to appear on any talk show or news program.

Then the case is to be presented before an even larger panel, where the accused are permitted to appear and offer statements.

Smart denied the charge, but there was an involved legan battle before he won out and was permitted to appear in the Jug.

Thus, it is understandable that some might take pleasure in exacting revenge by pointing out my own lapses -- mistakes that I've made or permitted to appear in the puzzles.

But the people who run "Sesame Street" have so far been extremely wise about whom they permit to appear on the steps of that brownstone.

In response to an e-mail from Forbes asking about its new presence on Twitter, a KCNA spokesperson replied: "We do not permit to appear KCNA on Twitter at all," and said that the agency is currently inquiring with Twitter's management regarding its tweet-alike.

The draft bill is still rough, but it's clear enough that, if a mask and costume cover your face and body and make you unrecognizable, you would need a city permit to appear in public,.

The police do not expect everyone who filed for a permit to appear Saturday, but among those they do expect are representatives of the Brotherhood Organization of New Destiny, a group of religious conservatives who have frequently been critical of Jackson's Rainbow Coalition.

The intermingling of the sexes - always a sensitive issue in a country where women are not permitted to drive, appear before a judge without a male representative or travel without a male guardian's permission - was dealt with by participants discussing the limits of interacting with the opposite sex, as well as being warned against marrying non-Saudis, and especially non-Arabs.