Sentence examples for permitted to rejoin from inspiring English sources

As the case proceeded, he was permitted to rejoin his parents.

"Absolutely, as a chief executive's exemption, yes," Pelley said when asked if Reed could be permitted to rejoin the European Tour next year.

St Johnstone chairman Steve Brown has warned that, if Rangers go into liquidation and are not permitted to rejoin the Scottish Premier League as a new company, several more top-flight clubs could go out of business.

By 1900, Elles was Military Secretary to Lord Curzon and Trenchard (recently promoted to captain) sent a priority signal to Elles requesting that he be permitted to rejoin his unit overseas.

Trump, ever alert to when he is losing a room, later permitted Ramos to rejoin the group, and they had an awkward debate.

Beauty doesn't admit love for the Beast until after he releases her (which permits her to rejoin him on her own terms).

Mr. D'Alamberte permitted Mr. Warrick to rejoin the football team before doing the community service, reasoning that the punishment was much less severe than jail time.

Madagascar was not permitted to attend the first African Union summit because of a dispute over the results of the 2001 presidential election, but rejoined the African Union in July 2003 after a 14-month hiatus.

I haven't been permitted to concentrate.

"Ross has failed to show this call was anything other than a self-serving attempt to allow Swilling to rejoin the basketball team (which TU never permitted)," the judge wrote.

The Revolutionary United Front permitted the peacekeepers, including 11 Indian soldiers and 7 military observers of various nationalities, to rejoin troops stationed in the eastern town of Kailahun, said David Wimhurst, the spokesman for the United Nations force here.