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UBS was permitted to enter a deferred-prosecution agreement, enabling guilt to be expunged.
Law enforcement agents without a judicial warrant are permitted to enter a home only under certain conditions, including if they receive consent.
The observers were also permitted to enter a military prison in the city of Shiraz after they made a last-minute decision to inspect the place.
These students will not be permitted to enter a degree program at a later date, unless they are current UC employees.
And nobody should be permitted to enter a stranger's house.
"Flynn would not be permitted to enter a plea bargain unless he had substantial credible evidence of criminal activity involving high-level members of the Trump campaign, including potentially the president himself," Notre Dame Law School professor Jimmy Gurulé said.
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It is an established international convention that local police and security forces are not permitted to enter an embassy, unless they have the express permission of the ambassador.
She said the Iowa official who approved their union asked why they, as an Illinois couple now permitted to enter into a civil union, had crossed the border into the Hawkeye State for a marriage license.
Irrespective, under all insertion and removal events, the device hardware and software was not permitted to enter into an unexpected state, and could not cause interruptions to the host computer.
Safe-conduct, procedure by which a person is permitted to enter or leave a jurisdiction in which he would normally be subject to arrest, detention, or other deprivation.
Blair, who will brief today's EU meeting, is pressing for Israel to substitute the allowed list of items permitted to enter Gaza for a limited list of prohibited items, with everything else permitted.
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