Sentence examples for permitting new from inspiring English sources

The school standards directors would also be statutorily responsible for permitting new schools to open.

Lastly, the authors suggest procedures to successfully recognize and protect these resources while siting and permitting new or expanded facilities.

That plan was abandoned under pressure from Orthodox Jews, who objected to permitting new owners to operate flights on the Jewish Sabbath.

In recent years the IOC has worked to manage the scope of the Olympics by permitting new sports only in conjunction with the simultaneous discontinuation of others.

The budget would also encourage the building of more energy efficient commercial buildings; promote tough new fuel-economy and greenhouse-gas standards for vehicles; and support the Interior Department's aggressive program of permitting new renewable energy projects on public lands.

No one at the company pretends that the crisis will be resolved easily, permitting new contracts to be struck, particularly in Japan, a key market that gave the complex a third of its initial reprocessing orders in 1994.

They made shirt adornment much easier and permitted new effects, like detailed floral imagery.

That process has even permitted new developments for detectors for High Energy Physics.

This usually makes it either impractical or unconstitutional to permit new private reserves.

Our advances may permit new studies of early childhood development and of unconscious patients.

The structure should permit new terms to be added without rebuilding it completely.