Sentence examples for permitted to live from inspiring English sources

No one will be permitted to live in these areas, he said.

Guest worker, foreign national who is permitted to live and work temporarily in a host country.

He was permitted to live "five minutes' walk" from Sam's house.

Far-flung, overcrowded townships like Mamelodi were the only urban places black people were permitted to live.

When Susanoo brought forth gods, his faithfulness was recognized, and he was permitted to live in heaven.

Jews were permitted to live in England, but Roman Catholics and Unitarians were not allowed to hold religious views publicly.

Chinese academics, companies, and individuals have strong incentives to patent worthless ideas: with more patent grants, professors gain tenure, workers and students gain residence permits to live in a desirable cities, corporate income tax is reduced from 25%to15%5%, and companies win lucrative government contracts.

Meanwhile, the government keeps issuing him work permits to live and take care of the girls and the police keep on bringing abused children.

"Only white people, Ethiopians and Nuers were welcome…if you were Kenyan, Ugandan, Equatorian or Dinka you would not be permitted to be working or living there" (P8).

Their permits to live in the country have expired already.

North Koreans need a special permit to live or come here.