Sentence examples for permitted to construct from inspiring English sources
WASHINGTON — The United States has concluded a treaty with Nicaragua, by which the latter agrees that no nation other than the United States shall be permitted to construct an inter-oceanic canal through Nicaraguan territory.
"If no rule of competition, regardless of its purpose, can be modified to permit participation by people with disabilities, then -- ironically -- sport would become the only industry in America permitted to construct barriers to access that are unrelated to performance," Martin's lawyers said.
The results permitted to construct the first sector Environmental Product Declaration EPDD) related to cement production published until now by the International EPD System.
My proposal is that scientists should be permitted to construct papers using a substantial number of direct quotations from the already-published scientific literature.
We utilized Landsat Thematic Mapper images from 2010 and 2011, and a robust collection of ground reference data developed from aerial photography, supported by field verification (vegetation sampling) where access permitted, to construct a thematic map of 11 land cover classes.
We similarly define the maximum likelihood DAG using the probabilistic model derived in Section 2. We maximize the likelihood of the solution over all DAG topologies and instead of branch lengths the numbers of operations permitted to construct each node.
This approach along with several implementation features related to the parallelization of the algorithm permits to construct an efficient simulation tool which is numerically tested against exact and reference solutions on classical problems arising in rarefied gas dynamic.
The values of the functions V1 and V2 allow determination of a desired direction of system motion and permit to construct a sequence of controls such that the sum of these functions decreases in an average sense.
"The message, in the broadest terms, is that if society is permitted to be constructed in a particularly unjust way, there will be dire consequences," he remarks in his programme notes.
Indeed, we couldn't run an item about him without resurrecting a Lost in Showbiz favourite: the auto-parodic GQ interview that permitted Shia to construct arguably the most hilariously studied origins story in contemporary Hollywood.
The so-called builder's remedy, which West Windsor has been fighting, permits developers to construct four units of market-rate housing for every unit of lower-cost housing they provide as a part of a community's Mount Laurel obligation, a figure determined by the state.
