Sentence examples for permitted to attempt from inspiring English sources
In late 2013, the government was permitted to attempt a large-scale cull.
According to the Talmud, they are not permitted to attempt more.
Pilots would no longer be permitted to attempt a landing at the field in bad weather without an instrument flight plan or permission from regional air traffic controllers.
The lands of the O'Neills and even of loyal Gaelic lords were declared forfeit in 1569, and, in a wave of enthusiasm for colonization, various questionable adventurers were permitted to attempt substantial plantations in Munster, Leinster, and Ulster.
But the apprentices were not permitted to attempt the more difficult labors of the miniaturist's art, such as carving the dragon heads at the feet of table legs, or forging the minuscule copper keys that turned the locks of drawers and chests.
But the bowler is now permitted to attempt a run-out before releasing the ball and "provided he has not completed his usual delivery swing".
Corrigan never admitted it, but most experts believe he'd gone the wrong way on purpose after having been denied many times by the government a permit to attempt the North Atlantic crossing.
Gautam also said that there is only "a slim chance" that expeditions would be permitted to continue attempts to climb Everest, the world's highest peak, this year, though "nothing has been officially announced".
In 1993, Utah state representative Dan Tuttle introduced what he called "the Ronnie Lee Gardner bill" in which he proposed that law enforcement officers be permitted to shoot inmates attempting to escape, whether they are "armed or not".
How will this play out in Social Science One? Will the initiative heavily limit who is permitted to conduct replication attempts of its supported studies or will it permit anyone anywhere in the world to attempt to replicate any study it supports?
The possibility of hydrothermal reduction of N2 to NH4+ permits us to attempt to constrain the total NH4+ flux from Hadean off-axis SHS.
