Sentence examples for permitted to respond from inspiring English sources

In some cases, the students are permitted to respond orally while teachers record their answers.

White House officials said Ms. Rice herself was looking for ways she could be permitted to respond to the commission, despite the reservations of the White House counsel's office and the potential difficulty of explaining why the administration was reversing course on what it had made a matter of principle.

According to New York City Taxi And Limousine Commission regulations, yellow cabs are permitted to respond to street hails, but they are not permitted to have two-way radios or to accept radio calls.

After a question is asked, contestants are only permitted to respond or pass a question after first ringing-in.

No other officers are under investigation though four Emergency Medical Services EMSS) workers are on desk duty, and not permitted to respond to 911 calls, for seemingly failing to render aid to 43-year-old Garner as he lay unconscious on the sidewalk.

No other officers are under investigation – though four Emergency Medical Services EMSS) workers are on desk duty, and not permitted to respond to 911 calls, for seemingly failing to render aid to 43-year-old Garner as he lay unconscious on the sidewalk.

The Chinese leadership apparently had expected a Soviet triumph in Cuba, or at least a drawn-out crisis that would prevent superpower intervention in India, but the swift resolution in Cuba in favour of the United States permitted Washington to respond to Nehru's request for help.

Yet, the court permitted a late filing, which didn't permit me to respond to the objections or even see them, and the court held a hearing that I could not attend.

Unfortunately, the law does not permit AT&T to respond to those allegations".

MNF-I rules of engagement (ROE) permit forces to respond to situations in which deadly force is used against unarmed persons.

Such legislation would permit governors to respond to health crises with a state of emergency in which they could impose quarantines, order vaccinations and the destruction of dangerous property, limit people's movements and ration medicine, and seize anything from dead bodies to private hospitals.