Sentence examples for permitted to approach from inspiring English sources

According to the state bar's Lawyer's Code of Professional Responsibility, lawyers are not permitted to approach individual victims to solicit work unless they are close friends, relatives or current or former clients.

Both job sites are carefully cloaked in secrecy; if, say, a production assistant gets splashed with paint from one site, she isn't permitted to approach the other home until the telltale mark is scrubbed off.

They were not permitted to approach me.

Eventually, no "other of her tribe" was permitted to approach Cora without Wotan's threatening her or him with physical harm, and he was a very large dog.

They were not permitted to approach the models for olfactory exploration.

The researchers were not permitted to approach patients directly due to the NHS Ethics Committee's decision.

This permitted them to approach enemy merchant ships on the surface and signal them to stop for searching (an early war policy) and later to sink small or unarmed ships that did not warrant expenditure of torpedoes.

Participants who were able to understand the questionnaires and who were legally permitted to be directly approached answered the questionnaires themselves, with assistance if necessary, and were rewarded with a medical self-care book.

A branch of the warm North Atlantic Drift, however, moderates the climate and leaves an open passage that permits vessels to approach the western coasts during most months.

The same correspondent mocked Israel's refusal to permit journalists to approach the Gaza fence, instead positioning them "at a safe distance... where they were in no danger of being hit by a rock or by a marble fired from a sling or, God forbid, inhaling teargas".

Measured damping properties of the chimney permitted to compare different approaches to the calculation of relative amplitude of vibration at small Scruton number.