Sentence examples for permitted to do anything from inspiring English sources

"Reconcile yourself to the inevitable," he confided to his diary, "you are never again, in the short remainder of your life, to be permitted to do anything significant".

Another guard later said they were not permitted to do anything about the chants at Gate D because of free speech laws.

Since Mr. Keyes is a fringe candidate, he is normally permitted to do anything he feels like without drawing anyone's attention.

The New Yorker, November 7, 1936 P. 11 The following note was written by Mr. Harry Katz, evidently a school teacher: "Mildred Levineof Class 9B should be permitted to do anything she wishes without being bothered by anybody".

By David Verne The New Yorker, November 7, 1936 P. 11 The following note was written by Mr. Harry Katz, evidently a school teacher: "Mildred Levineof Class 9B should be permitted to do anything she wishes without being bothered by anybody".

For if the rest of the world (natural resources and artifacts) is fully ("maximally") owned by others, one is not permitted to do anything without their consent since that would involve the use of their property.

Why was he permitted to do this?

But whatever the merits of such role morality, it is not clear that it permits rulers to do anything at all that they believe will fulfill the purposes of their role.

"It's unclear" whether the ruling permits USC or Aisen to do anything with those snapshots, aside from using them as evidence in the impending suits, Sharpe says.

For the last nine years, Congress has made it a violation of federal law to spend any money to do anything that "permits or requires the removal of the underground lunchroom".

A Jew is not permitted to disown responsibility for its activities if he or she has the power to do anything to change them.