Sentence examples for permitted to interfere from inspiring English sources

China was not permitted to interfere.

That bias cannot be permitted to interfere with evaluations that should be based on scholarly merit rather than gender.

In the case last cited the theory of experimentation in censorship was not permitted to interfere with the fundamental doctrine of the freedom of the press.

It is common to hear that a No vote in a small country cannot be permitted to interfere with the smooth running of the EU.

He warned that "a damaging myth may develop to the effect that, in this case, a Minister of the Crown, or counsel acting for him, was somehow permitted to interfere with the judicial process.

Chief Ramsey said the demonstrators would be free to exercise their right to say anything they wanted and display any hand-held sign as long as it did not have a long handle, but would not be permitted to interfere with the event or to threaten the safety of the spectators or those in the parade.

To Sprigg, the courts and media are misreading the Doma decision, which said that the law unconstitutionally permitted Congress to interfere in states rights.

"The F.B.I. permitted racism to interfere with national security," Mr. Youssef said in an earlier filing with the Federal Bureau of Investigation's equal opportunity office.

Of course, the perfect "idealist," like everybody else, had his personal feelings, but if they came into conflict with his "ideal," he would never permit them to interfere with his actions.

Such positions are narrower than the libertarian view, in that they permit suicide only when it is performed on a rational basis (or a rational basis that the individual acknowledges as relevant to her situation) and permits others to interfere only when it is not performed on that basis.

None of the school teachers or parents/guardians was permitted to join the premises or to interfere with interviews.