Sentence examples for permitting to conduct from inspiring English sources

The authors thank all the data collectors, study participants and the headmasters of the selected schools for permitting to conduct the study.

We would like to extend our thanks to Amhara Regional Health Bureau and Sekela District Health Office for permitting to conduct the study and providing the necessary preliminary information while conducting this study.

Indeed, those holding the new credential would not be permitted to conduct audits of companies unless they were already C.P.A.'s.

It appears that the men wrote the document at meetings they are permitted to conduct periodically at the detention camp without lawyers.

Once an assessment has started, agents will be permitted to conduct lie detector tests and search people's trash as part of evaluating a potential informant.

BTG says it was permitted to conduct the searches under a legal exemption that did not require it to obtain his permission, as the matter related to legal proceedings.

At least one electoral official has also suggested that the groups will not be permitted to conduct simultaneous audits at voting booths, as is common practice in most Latin American countries.

Physicians who have been convicted of criminal wrongdoing or otherwise sanctioned for unethical practices while engaged in research should not be permitted to conduct further research using human subjects.

The National Bank of the Republic of Macedonia is the bank of issue, authorizes bank licensing, and oversees a system composed of banks (some of which are permitted to conduct only domestic business) and "savings houses".

Speaking here today after kayaking with a fellow Republican, State Senator William L. Gormley, Mr. Schundler said that troopers should not be permitted to conduct consent searches until there was a mechanism to ensure that they do not single out drivers based on race.

THE former chairman of Sotheby's, A. Alfred Taubman, now inmate No. 50444-054 athehe Federal Medical Center in Rochester, Minn., is not permitted to conduct business during the 10 minutes a day he is allowed to make calls on his monitored prison phone.