Sentence examples for permitted to finish from inspiring English sources

Others said the military tribunal here should be permitted to finish its work.

Race rules state, "All runners will be permitted to finish, regardless of their time".

He contended that he should be permitted to finish the building because its foundation had been largely completed before the zoning changes took effect.

Schoeneich wasn't permitted to finish high school, and he spent much of his early life in the shadow cast by his family's principled opposition.

By Stephen Leacock The New Yorker, February 18 , 1928P. 19 Guests at dinner parties should be permitted to finish stories which they View Article By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino By Seth Lind.

Further, to achieve a $1.2 billion cut to the state's prison system, some inmates will be permitted to finish their sentences on home detention, and there will be a scaling back of the number of people on parole.

He also said Mr. Green was told by contractors that they had secured all the required permits to finish the construction project.

After the Obama administration denied the company a key permit to finish construction, Native American activists warned that the win was only temporary and that Trump, an investor in the pipeline corporation, would seek to quickly advance the project next year.

WASHINGTON, Feb 1 (Reuters) - The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers said on Wednesday it has taken initial steps to review requests to approve the final permit to finish the Dakota Access pipeline, the focus of protests for months.

Under the terms of the ruling, an unlimited number of people would be permitted to begin and finish the march (which was required to be completed in five days), but only 300 marchers were to be allowed to cover the 22-mile (35-km) two-lane portion of U.S. Highway 80 that passed through Lowndes county.

Stymied and drinking too much, he eventually took up an actor friend's invitation to go to Turkey, where diminished distractions permitted him to finish a book that had seemed unpublishable.