Sentence examples similar to permitting remarks from inspiring English sources
It won't take long for the message to sink in that you don't permit transphobic remarks in your classroom, thus creating a safer environment for trans students.
[As] it has been stated that I attribute the modification of species exclusively to natural selection, I may be permitted to remark that in the first edition of this work, and subsequently, I placed in a most conspicuous position namely, at the close of the Introduction the following words: "I am convinced that natural selection has been the main but not the exclusive means of modification".
This approach permits some thoughtful remarks on, for example, William of Tyre and on the "recovery literature" of the later Middle Ages.
Because space limitations do not permit even cursory remarks on all the volume's richly suggestive essays, I will focus on issues of empire raised in its three main sections.
17603 (1978) (remarks of Rep. Shipley) ("pay freeze"); id., at 17604 (remarks of Rep. Armstrong) ("automatic cost-of-living increases will not be permitted"); id., at 24375 (remarks of Sen. Sasser) ("freeze, during fiscal year 1979, the pay").
Neither the Treasury Department nor the spokeswoman for the Council on Foreign Relations would provide a transcript of Mr. O'Neill's remarks or permit a viewing of the webcast of his appearance.
His remarks came after American and European bombs battered the coastal city of Surt — the rebels' next objective — in Colonel Qaddafi's tribal homeland on Sunday night, permitting the insurgents to advance to within 45 miles of the city.
Wodeham remarks that one possible consequence that might follow is that there would be an infinite succession of more noble things, thus permitting an infinity of beings.
