Sentence examples for permitted to maintain from inspiring English sources

The sole reason Ivanka Trump and Kushner are permitted to maintain this grotesque operation in which public actions can affect private gain is because her father is president.

"If the White House is permitted to maintain that kind of gag rule on a witness, no congressional investigation could ever be effective.

This, they say, is why they are more like public utilities than private markets, and why they were, until recently, permitted to maintain so many restrictive practices.

In the United States, by contrast, most telecommunications companies have been permitted to maintain local monopolies — or duopolies, with cable companies — in broadband, keeping prices higher.

Israel would be permitted to maintain troops in the Jordan Valley for six years to face possible threats from the east, and it would be allowed to send in forces later in case of an immediate threat of attack.

These provisions appear not to be extended to foreign companies, but they, like foreign corporations writing surety bonds, are permitted to maintain a guaranty fund of a different type with an officer of the state of incorporation.

The selection of the frequency limits permits to maintain the measurement uncertainty within a given confidence interval.

The metrological specifications of T2L2 should permit to maintain a precision of 1 to a few ps when measuring the phase of a clock during around 1000 seconds.

Dominick V. Ninivaggi, the superintendent of the division of vector control, is asking the State Department of Environmental Conservation to issue a 10-year general permit to maintain the ditches and dig new ones if needed.

Boccelli et al. (1998), Rouhiainen and Tade (2003), and Propato and Uber (2004) have demonstrated that chlorine scheduling optimization, for known booster stations, permits to maintain acceptable-free chlorine rates on DWN.

Also, executive functions permit to maintain items in a fixed sequence and integrate diverse types of information (factual, temporal, spatial) into a meaningful representation [1] in order to form a comprehensive episode [58].