Sentence examples for permitted to encourage from inspiring English sources

They would not be permitted to encourage another person to rape someone, attack someone or to steal from someone.

The student union's policy says external speakers are "not permitted to encourage, glorify or promote any acts of terrorism" or "spread hatred and intolerance in the community" and "must seek to avoid insulting other faiths or groups".

There has even been talk of reducing the cose of permits to encourage yet more mountaineers.

Beneath the mesmerizing retro sheen lies the inversion of manners and morals: everything forbidden us is permitted to, even encouraged of, these men and women — smoking and drinking to excess, office sex up to and including blatant harassment, parental neglect, a kind of frank selfishness about ends and means.

In this system of procurement, a community is permitted to, and encouraged to, routinely collect organs and tissues from the deceased, unless the dead person had previously registered his or her objection to the system with the state.

Yes, he is permitted to, maybe even encouraged to -- just like his former colleagues, Sandra Day O'Connor and David H. Souter -- hear cases, should he want to, but Justice Stevens has not shown any interest in so doing.

Sparta was the only polis in the ancient world in which women were encouraged to exercise, permitted to own personal property, and encouraged not to bear children until their late teens.Athens, at the height of its democracy, went to war more than any other polis in Greece.

By giving license for others to assist in suicides, we may unwittingly permit them to encourage suicides not because those suicides are in fact in the best interests of the individual in question, but because those suicides advance the interests of other people or of institutions.

But she has been encouraged or permitted to be sombre to a point of solemnity.

Better trained individuals should be encouraged and permitted to be creative.

As mentioned earlier, students are generally not encouraged or permitted to take such tests unless they can perform fairly well on simulated tests first.