Sentence examples for permitted to undertake from inspiring English sources
Both institutions have been permitted to undertake non-mainland acquisitions.
There are some protections included in the law: children between 10 and 12 must be supervised by a parent while they work, under-12s are not permitted to undertake third-party employment, and children must still attend school.
Mr. Dimon has been a prominent critic of elements of the Volcker Rule, which would impose strict limits on the kind of trading risks banks are permitted to undertake with their own money.
Another aspect of the diversity of certification requirements is the extent to which teachers are permitted to undertake work in subjects other than those they specialized in at college or university.
The issue still unresolved is whether young teenagers should be permitted to undertake solo earth-girdling sailing voyages – albeit with sophisticated modern navigation and rescue equipment – of the kind once pioneered by the likes of Sir Robin-Knox Johnson and Sir Francis Chichester.
Nurses appear to be very good at follow-up in countries where they are permitted to undertake this role.
We are grateful to the Director of the National Institute of Malaria Research and the Director General of the Indian Council for Medical Research for permitting to undertake the study in India.
As a result Shell has been unable to secure a permit to undertake full drilling operations and will have to wait at least until after the Arctic winter to resume its efforts.
One source of these obstacles was removed in 1984, when the General Assembly revised the interpretation of Article 3 to permit Interpol to undertake antiterrorist activities in certain well-defined circumstances.
Klasky, moreover, signed an exclusive deal permitting it to undertake only small jobs for other networks.
"Furthermore we have been in regular contact with the parish council and other local councils as well as going through all the necessary planning and permit applications to undertake this work".
