Sentence examples for permitting one from inspiring English sources

The fact that there is a rigid quota on the court, permitting one black and one black only to serve at a time, is itself racist.

Based on this expression Γ2 is ∼30-fold larger than Γ2,A, thereby permitting one to both infer the presence of, and obtain some structural information on, the minor species, because the PRE is a highly distance-dependent quantity.

But other legal experts said the constitution could be interpreted as permitting one reprieve per governor, not per inmate.

"Israel is not interested in permitting one and the U.S., who is subsidizing this effort, is unable and unwilling to change that because of domestic politics," Yousef Munayyer, the executive director of the Washington-based Palestine Center wrote in an e-mail.

Then, with traffic permitting, one could catch Tap Dogs, the Australian tap-rock group that presents its high-voltage contemporary dance at 7 p.m. at Tilles Center on the C. W. Post campus of Long Isand University in Brookville (516) 299-3100.

All of New York's 100 or so "free association" libraries -- created before a century-old state formula permitting one library per school district -- must comply with local zoning ordinances, while district libraries, like the school districts whose boundaries they share, are exempt.

Many colleges and universities have a social-psychology laboratory equipped with observation rooms permitting one-way vision of subjects.

Some machines book-fold the successive plies as the fabric is spread; others have turntable devices permitting one-way spreads.

However, Delta has made one significant change by permitting one-way awards at half the cost of a roundtrip ticket, and US Airways will do the same when its program merges with American AAdvantage.

The workers were permitted one shower a week, on Tuesday mornings.

When turnstile reprogramming in 1998 ended that scheme, another bending ploy permitted one illicit extra ride on a discarded card.