Sentence examples for permitting the distribution from inspiring English sources

Correction: June 15 , 2000 Thursday An article on Tuesday about an agreement with the musicians' union permitting the distribution of classical music over the Internet referred incorrectly to orchestral recordings conducted by Sir Georg Solti and Fritz Reiner.

Data permitting, the distribution of causes of stillbirth will be estimated, using methods similar to those used to estimate neonatal cause-of-death [ 61].

Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's political courage clearly failed him when he vetoed a bill that would have permitted the distribution of condoms in California's AIDS-ravaged prisons.

The advent of the digital age, with the possibility of perfect copies spread around the world with the click of a mouse, has spurred the entertainment industry to push for stronger restrictions on the distribution of digital works, and to be reluctant to license their recording catalogues to permit the distribution of music over the Internet.

Had I, like Mr Hunt, permitted the distribution of a photograph of myself with a list of patient names clearly legible in the background I could have expected a call from the General Medical Council fitness to practise committee.Surely my ultimate boss in the NHS should be expected to adhere to the same standard.

The essence of autoradiography is that it permits the distribution of radioactivity to be related to the detailed structure of the specimen without disturbing local architecture.

Although place of birth is generally recorded, the current registration legislation does not permit the distribution of these data.2 However, citizenship as the sole criterion leads to an underestimation of individuals with a migration background and to a potential distortion of the social structure (Salentin 2014).

Given broadcast tree ℑ, we first get 2 h /2 broadcast woods by applying the wood size equalization to the left subtree of ℑ and get the other 2 h /2 broadcast woods from the right subtree of ℑ. Afterward, the Root-cutting procedure permits the distribution of the the data in the root to these woods such that each broadcast wood has a similar size.

In 1882 Biddenden's rector applied for authority to abandon the ceremony; the Archbishop of Canterbury permitted the distribution of bread, cheese and Biddenden cakes to continue, but abolished the free beer in an effort to combat the problem of unruly crowds.

Out of 43 contacted nurseries, 38 with 899 children permitted the distribution of study flyers to the parents.

The services provided by THIN also permitted the distribution and retrieval of anonymised questionnaires from GPs which enabled the analysis of information that is not routinely coded in automated databases.