Sentence examples for permitting payments from inspiring English sources

Legal documents have been checked to ensure loans are written in English law rather than Greek law, permitting payments to continue in euros rather than the new drachma, which is expected to lose at least 50% of its value instantly.

In addition, during its beta, it hasn't allowed users to pay with credit cards – instead only permitting payments with gift cards, store cards, or through a direct connection with a user's bank account.

As the quotation from Arrow (above) suggests, there is a puzzle about why permitting payment for blood or organs should be thought to reduce the amount of altruism in the world.

He also stated: "It is not the department's policy to permit payments to civil servants by ways of limited companies".

He also said: "It is not the department's policy to permit payments to civil servants by ways of limited companies".

Officially, the N.C.A.A. does not permit payment of athletes for playing college sports.

This suit grew out of the Virginia law, disallowed by King George III, that permitted payment of the Anglican clergy in money instead of tobacco when the tobacco crop was poor.

Then, following a claim dated 30 March 2009, the House of Commons administrators wrote to him warning: "Unfortunately there are insufficient funds available in your allowance to permit payment to be made in full".

"[N]othing in [the act] demands that cancellation be the sanction for failure to make agreed-upon periodic payments or even requires the commission to permit payment to be made over time".

In permitting "facilitating payments," the law recognizes that a small amount of cash might sometimes be needed to expedite what it calls "routine governmental action".

The Delaware Chancery Court said last spring that the case could go forward, questioning the diligence of the board in permitting the payments and alluding to the possibility that the directors might be personally liable because they did not look out for the shareholders.