Sentence examples for permitted to inquire from inspiring English sources
Winchell was in a devastating bind: Under the "don't ask, don't tell" policy signed by President Bill Clinton in 1993, the Army was not permitted to inquire about Winchell's sexuality, nor was he permitted to reveal it, if he was gay.
Despite the Cantwell dictum that freedom of belief is absolute,587 government has been permitted to inquire into the holding of certain beliefs and to impose consequences on the believers, primarily with regard to its own employees and to licensing certain professions.588 It is not clear what precise limitations the Court has placed on these practices.
Then, when I tried to narrow my search for girls in New Jersey, the MGF admin stepped in and told me I wasn't permitted to inquire about whereabouts or exchange personal info with the girls (I guess rape and kidnapping are trending hard right now), nor was soliciting them to transcribe my interviews permitted because file sharing was also not allowed.
It seems that caregivers might permit the GP to inquire after the health of the cancer patient but not after the caregiver as a patient.
We may permit ourselves, if necessary, to inquire of you tomorrow morning by telephone whether you would like to support these demands with your signature.
It may be said that such a test puts a premium on ignorance, encourages the irresponsible publisher not to inquire, and permits the issue to be determined by the defendants testimony that he published the statement in good faith and unaware of its probable falsity.
These cities normally do not permit police or municipal employees to inquire about one's immigration status.
Thatcher and the hotel's owners approached a city official to inquire about a permit.
Michael Greene, director of the city's Planning and Zoning Department, said that the property owner of the marina, James Gardella, approached his department twice to inquire about getting the necessary permit.
Since the Fong Thin Choo test recognizes the court's power to inquire into the evidence upon which the decision was based, this permits the court to examine the merits of the case.
