Sentence examples for permitted to display from inspiring English sources

It is still hard to fathom how it was permitted to display works like Hakob Hakobyan's "In a City," a 1979 painting that shows a crowd of headless men raising handless arms in a Soviet-style square.

"They…publicly express the grief of family members who are not permitted to display emotion due to social status.

"For some time now the New York Times app has not been permitted to display content to most users in China and we have been informed that the app is in violation of local regulations.

Google this week updated its policy that dictates to app developers what sort of content their apps are permitted to display, with a number of rules designed to crack down on shady and deceptive ads.

Clay ran into some trouble with PETA a few years back as well, when a judge ruled that he didn't have an adequate permit to display the animal, but after the ruling was overturned earlier last year, the Possum Drop is going to resume as planned.

"No symbols that compromise that commitment will be permitted to be displayed on venue property that the tournament controls," he said.

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.

The paragenetic sequence permits to schematically display the relationships between these diagenetic phases and the resulting porosity and permeability modifications (Moore 2001).

First, the free account permitted you to display only your 200 most recent photos.

Lord Justice Sedley said: "A storm of media attention, much of it hostile to the respondent, led the respondent to reconsider its uniform policy and to introduce an amended policy in 2007 which permitted staff to display a faith or charity symbol with the uniform".

MICA permitted them to display the flag on vehicles and on themselves or belongings with minimal restrictions, from the middle of July to the end of August for a trial period.