Sentence examples for permitting anyone to from inspiring English sources

After tomorrow he would never smell cigarettes again, since the church wasn't permitting anyone to bring tobacco.

Typically, copyleft is a general license agreement granted by a copyright owner permitting anyone to freely use copyrighted property but under specific terms.

It took nine years, but the law finally came into force on Jan . 1 , 2005permitting anyone to request and obtain information held by the public authorities.

While the pro-slavery faction was in power, laws were passed permitting anyone to seize and return slaves who were more than ten miles from their home, and a one hundred dollar fine was placed on anyone who helped a slave escape.

They found only a watchman, to whom they gave instructions not to permit anyone to enter the engine room.

"But by the same token, we can't permit anyone to use bankruptcy as a financial planning tool".

Some restaurateurs have no corkage fees because they don't want or permit anyone to bring in their own wine.

And no matter how this shakes out, don't permit anyone to spring from the coat closet yelling "Surprise!" Of course, we're surprised.

Second, broadcasters must ensure that no device is knowingly authorised so as to permit anyone to view their transmissions outside the territory concerned.

I will not permit anyone to decide what books, movies, Web sites or products will be marketed to me based on a stereotype derived from a machine.

Dr. Bowen, the resident psychiatrist, never permitted anyone to call it a hospital or a sanitarium; it was simply and cheerfully "the Lodge".