Sentence examples for permitted to organize from inspiring English sources

Subordinates were not permitted to organize themselves into unions, and the small bosses assumed the leadership of town and village councils.

Workers in Saudi Arabia have few legal rights, and they are not permitted to organize and do not have the right to strike.

Cuba has adopted a socialist government where one political party dominates, and people are not permitted to organize any opposition movements.

No gatherings would be permitted within 50 meters, or about 160 feet, of prohibited places including hospitals, schools or places of worship, and no one under the age of 21 would be permitted to organize a protest.

The groups were permitted to organize an antiwar demonstration in a stadium in suburban Cairo last month, but agreed not to raise any domestic issues or openly criticize President Hosni Mubarak.

On Christmas morning, the prisoners were permitted to organize a concert in the courtyard.

Federal prosecutors said that he had passed along confidential information about continuing investigations, influenced a city police investigation into one of the conspirators, assisted in obtaining firearms permits for organized- crime members and provided law enforcement parking permits to organized-crime members.

Thousands of workers who provide state-subsidized child care would be permitted to unionize under the Democrats' plan — a potentially significant victory for organized labor.

In many cases, as we saw with Charlottesville, the first course of action many take is to try and legally shut down white supremacist groups and take away their permits to organize.

Instead, it was clearly a failure of command and control, as the U.S. personnel and their Hmong allies were not permitted to freely organize their own defense to hold the radar facility.

Rather than permit them to organize organically, however, Surkov resuscitated a moribund liberal party called Right Cause.