Sentence examples for permitted to record from inspiring English sources

Only one camera, that of Nasa photographer Bill Ingalls, was permitted to record the event.

The case in front of the European court could help to determine how much information police are permitted to record on law-abiding individuals taking part in protests.

Thus if Tilton buys, holds or even originates loans at a discount of, say, 60 cents on the dollar, she is permitted to record them at par value, or 100, so long as they continue to pay interest.

(Traffic officers are permitted to record interactions with civilians on personal devices, and many do).

A New York judge denied her motion to be released from her contract, but ruled that she is now permitted to record music with other producers. .

Belgium and Sweden were not permitted to record non-participation.

Motion capture systems (MCS) permit to record human body movements, attaching markers (passive or active) or electronic devices on it.

But Caren Pennington, a lawyer for the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, was permitted to read into the record her agency's subpoenas, which appeared to insist on every document concerning every deal that CSFB did for more than one year.

In this trial, which began in January, prosecutors were permitted to play recorded conversations between Mr. Bergrin and a former gang member who had worn a wire for months to record conversations as Mr. Bergrin tried to hire him to kill a witness.

His permit only permitted him to record the album.

However, under FERPA, she said a school is more broadly permitted to disclose records without a court order to in-house counsel in the context of litigation if the institution determines their attorney "has a legitimate education interest in the records".