Sentence examples for permitted to escape from inspiring English sources

No act is permitted to escape scrutiny.

The high command of the Taliban was also permitted to escape, and is now engaged in a ferocious counteroffensive.

A suction pump works by atmospheric pressure; when the piston is raised, creating a partial vacuum, atmospheric pressure outside forces water into the cylinder, whence it is permitted to escape by an outlet valve.

Following local anesthesia of the umbilicus with 10 ml of 2%% xylocaine, the pneumoperitoneum was induced with pure N2O using a water valve limiting the pneumoperitoneum pressure to 15 mm of Hg, while all extra gas was permitted to escape freely [27] An insufflator CE marked to be used with N2O indeed did not exist.

The gases from both insufflators were subsequently mixed in a mixing chamber, and the excess gas was permitted to escape from a water valve, the flow of both gases entering the box was limited to 2 L/min with a stopcock.

Patients in the placebo group with worsening RA disease activity at week 14 were permitted to escape to open-label infliximab at week 16.

Due to the non-ionized carboxyl groups in NGO at pH 5.0, the electrostatic attraction is much weaker and promotes the release of MitoTPP from NGO and permits to escape from the acidic endosome/lysosome compartments and then diffuse into mitochondria.

The influence of pleasure/displeasure on the decision-making process was already proposed for humans [ 7, 18], and for animals [ 37, 38], because a decision is pleasant as such when it permits to escape unpleasant conflicts of motivations [ 39].

Similarly, systematic screening for acquisition of further bcr-abl mutations permitted to anticipate escape of subclones and rapidly administer second generation TK inhibitors, thus restoring drug sensitivity (Gibbons et al. 2012).

Ball had been permitted to resign and escape prosecution for 22 years after the complaints against him were first made.

It took the arbitration and conciliation services of Bob Hawke – then the ragingly popular leader of the Australian Council of Trade Unions – to get Sinatra to sign a grudging apology, which finally permitted him to escape the country.