Sentence examples for permitting him in from inspiring English sources

Indeed, "to make an individual's obligation to obey such a law contingent upon the law's coincidence with his religious beliefs," and thus permitting him in effect "to become a law unto himself," contradicts "both constitution tradition and common sense".

Last season, the Yankees didn't allow the trainer in the clubhouse, but they did permit him in the weight room and at the batting cage.

The statute of California authorizes the service of a summons on a non-resident defendant by publication, permitting him to come in and defend upon the merits within one year after the entry of judgment.

In my judgment the failure of proofa § to Lemke was as complete as it was as to Schaefer and Vogel and I cannot share in permitting him to be imprisoned in the penitentiary for a year for publications which he was powerless either to authorize or prevent.

Cone, who thanked Torre for permitting him to pitch the sixth inning in an emotional atmosphere on Saturday, admitted that he had to regain Torre's faith.

If he can solve the Syrian problem peacefully, thus obviating the need for us to act militarily, permitting him to prance in the spotlight will be a small price to pay.

He didn't give me his name but he knew my name and knew I was from Alabama, so maybe you did send him up, if so please pardon me for not permitting him to come in.

The Newhan reference is to Commissioner Bud Selig first approving McCourt pulling the parking lots into a separate entity in 2005 and then permitting him to not include them in the sale of the team.

Rather than forcing Mr. Sharon to publicly confront his right-wing ministers, the Americans would be more effective in permitting him to proceed quietly on that front, he told them, according to officials familiar with that conversation.

Horace Saks merged his business with Gimbel Brothers in 1923, permitting him to finance construction on Fifth Avenue.

At the Restoration of Charles II, Jolly received a royal grant permitting him to manage a theatre in London and succeeded William Beeston as manager of the Cockpit (later Phoenix Theatre).