Sentence examples for permitted to continue the from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile if the prisoner resists or tries to escape the jailer is permitted to continue the torture without hindrance from outsiders "concerned" with the prisoners human rights.

"Had they been permitted to continue, the church would have been rubble," said Roland Legiardi-Laura, who lives across the street from the church on East Eighth Street.

Widnes, Leigh, Halifax, Featherstone and Toulouse were the lucky ones, spared premature promotion and permitted to continue the building process in a terrifically competitive championship while the Crusaders have been thrown to the wolves in the Super League.

Where a building contract provides a time limit, but the contractor after the expiration of the time limit has been permitted to continue the work, and receives payment therefor, the owner will be deemed to have waived the provision as to the time limit.

My original post should have noted that the Fair Arbitration Now coalition wrote to Under Secretary Mitchell back in January 2015, arguing, as I and others had been, that ECMC, the acquirer of many of the former Corinthian Colleges campuses, should not be permitted to continue the Corinthian practice of forcing students into arbitration.

Youth will be permitted to continue the protocol once symptoms have resolved and/or returned to baseline for at least 24 h.

The former system was permitted to continue in the mines until the owners could purchase enough enslaved African people to replace the indigenous workers.

The passenger — one of 75 — was cleared by the F.B.I. and permitted to continue on the flight to Colombia, the Transportation Security Administration said.

Students' status and progress are reviewed before they are permitted to continue in the program in the senior year.

Any patient who cannot tolerate the maximum dose specified in the protocol due to toxicity or intolerance, is permitted to continue on the highest tolerable dose and then progress to the next step in the protocol if required.

In other words, as the Los Angeles Times' Michael Hiltzik suggests, McConnell agrees not to shut down the government only if the millionaires and billionaires are permitted to continue buying the government in ever greater secrecy.