Sentence examples for permitting limited from inspiring English sources

David Tarnas, a former state representative, first introduced a bill permitting limited use of marijuana in 1995.

A Supreme Court ruling that year (in the "X" case) permitting limited abortion highlighted the need for legislation to guide medical practitioners.

Prior to that decision, I permitted limited discovery.

The Rare Books and Special Collections Department permits limited use of digital still cameras.

AT&T has conducted trials in several cities involving upgraded software that permits limited interactive features, like news tickers and games.

Their biggest hurdle will be overcoming Russia's current refusal to modify the 1972 Antiballistic Missile Treaty to permit limited national missile defenses.

There is plenty of abuse of "fair use" – the copyright provision that permits limited excerpts – and original content is endlessly atomised.

After years of resistance, Brazil adhered to the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty in 1997 and has since permitted limited, controlled visits to its nuclear facilities.

In addition, there are four major exceptions to the copyright owner's exclusive rights, which (if applicable) permit limited use without permission.

The courts, he said, have never recognized a claim such as Google's that "fair use," which permits limited copying for research purposes, would permit the copying of an entire book.

He said the company hoped to enroll eight more patients in the artificial heart trial by the end of this year and intended to ask the F.D.A. to permit "limited commercial distribution" of the heart in 2004.