Sentence examples for permitting entry to from inspiring English sources

The delay in permitting entry to rescue services was "unacceptable," it said.

Mr. Dobbins said permitting entry to the park only through the main gate at the east end of the park assured public safety and environmental protection.

In a statement, LJ Potter Partners said all the horses it slaughtered had been accompanied by a horse passport issued by the government permitting entry to the food chain.

It is not to be presumed, that the legislature intended, so shortly after making the treaty, to violate it, by permitting entries to be made west of the line fixed by the treaty.... [T]he legislative intention, to prohibit and restrict entries from being made on lands reserved for Indian tribes, may be discerned.

In early November 1301 the forces of Charles of Valois were permitted entry to Florence.

This was fine and dandy for 100 years, since women weren't permitted entry to the college until 1972.

This three-part bench not only tumbles forward to permit entry to the rear, but all the sections fold to form a level cargo floor.

Only men particularly trusted by the emperor were permitted entry to the gallery where these two Vikings, tersely but eloquently, had left memorials to their presence.

Journalists are not permitted entry to Papua but raw footage from Papuans' mobile phones regularly documents Papuans suffering brutality at the hands of Indonesian security services.

He is permitted entry to the inner circle, but it comes with conditions; he must keep secrets, both the Feddens' and his own – the truth of his sexuality.

The euro is relatively weak, while a single visa to any of Europe's 25-nation Schengen group permits entry to all of the others.