Sentence examples for permitted to convey from inspiring English sources

In England, the establishment of state posts along the principal roads was accompanied by the suppression, under the royal monopoly, of private and municipal posts, although "common carriers" were still permitted to convey letters on routes not covered by the royal system.

The ICC's code of conduct for players states: "Players and team officials shall not be permitted to wear, display or otherwise convey messages through arm bands or other items affixed to clothing or equipment unless approved in advance by the player or team official's Board.

Her voice conveyed the frustration she feels at being assigned to represent Mr. Padilla but not being permitted to do so in any way that might be effective.

Gilbert renders her longing with exquisite precision, conveying both Alma's naivety and her frustration in an age when women were not permitted to admit to any kind of sexual need.

This permitted to quantify the fraction of tracer trapped in the liver or dephosphorylated and released into the bloodstream and thus conveyed to the different tissues.

The first one conveyed the news, also reported by other outlets, that Vinson, on developing a fever of 99.5 degrees over the weekend, had called the Centers for Disease Control and had been permitted to fly back to Dallas on a commercial flight.

Microfinance companies are already permitted to operate.

I was not even permitted to pray.

Women are not permitted to drive.

China was not permitted to interfere.

I haven't been permitted to concentrate.