Sentence examples for permitting travel from inspiring English sources

* Continental Airlines, Houston, said it had agreed to reestablish full business relations with AMR Corp.'s American Airlines unit, permitting travel agents to issue a single ticket for trips including travel on both airlines.

Indeed there has always been a pragmatic liberal view in this country in favour of identity cards which argues that we already carry so many bits of plastic that we might as well have just one multi-purpose card, permitting travel on a bus, taking money out or getting into the office.

"The Outlaw" bridge was opened by a travelling motorcade on August 18 , 1917 finally permitting travel between Ontario and Minnesota.

Meanwhile, the "I/O portal" permitting travel between the two worlds had closed, leaving Flynn trapped in the system.

Committed Scientologists pursue courses and procedures offered by the church in the hope of gaining freedom and enlightenment, allegedly permitting travel around the solar system.

The government also supports the arts with the establishment of high schools of performing arts, paying salaries to artists, and permitting travel outside the country for artistic groups.

But since 1997, the government has increasingly permitted travel abroad, though only for business and government officials.

Other questions included whether to restrict Soviet diplomats' permitted travel zone to 20 miles around London and whether to expel agents from other east European embassies.

Though few Arab residents of East Jerusalem have Israeli citizenship, they hold Israeli identity cards that normally permit travel through Israeli military checkpoints.

Paula Stifter, manager of public affairs for Hertz, says the company offers a Mexican insurance policy averaging $20 a day that permits travel up to 25 miles south of the border and that covers liability, theft and other vehicle loss.

Additionally, cells that metastasise via the lymphatic system may possess biological properties that permit travel to distant sites and establishment of clinically disseminated disease (Harris et al, 1997).