Sentence examples for permitted to refer to from inspiring English sources
In Lambourn, the staff of Fred Winter and Fulke Walwyn were permitted to refer to each other only as "the lads from the other side of the wall".
It added that an alternative would be "for the parties not [to] be permitted to refer to the contents of the claimant's interview by the SFO in these proceedings".
Students who have completed all but the pupillage stage of their training are eligible to be called to the bar, whereupon they assume the title "barrister"—though they are not permitted to refer to themselves as such in connection with the provision of legal services until they have completed their pupillage.
Patients were not permitted to refer to any previous markings.
Respondents were permitted to refer to more than one parameter, in order of preference, where necessary.
Texas school districts are, by law, permitted to refer a student to juvenile court if he or she has amassed 10 or more unexcused absences within six months.
General practitioners will be permitted to refer patients for counselling or to secondary care if this is deemed clinically appropriate.
The new chronology of the sabbatical millennium, am II permitted Christians to refer to the calendar without being constantly reminded of the approaching year 6000.
It has accordingly been named the cenome, to refer to its role in permitting the organism to live in a particular niche (biocenosis is a common concept in ecology, created by Karl Möbius in 1877, see e.g. Movila et al., 2006; Danchin, 2007).
In fact, a recent Council on Foundations study asking 186 public and private foundations about their socially responsible investment practices found that just 16percentt of respondents had investment policies that permit or refer to direct mission-related investing.
