Sentence examples for policy to permit from inspiring English sources

The District Court entered an order modifying that policy to permit only nonsectarian, nonproselytizing prayer.

Department of Homeland Security officials said they had made no formal change of policy to permit those students to stay.

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".

It has changed its generous return policy to permit televisions to be returned only within 90 days, as it does with computer purchases.

Senator Hollings contends that it is bad policy to permit a company controlled by a foreign government -- Deutsche Telekom's largest shareholder is the German government -- to run an American telephone company.

At the Evian Conference of 1938, called to address the refugee situation, the United States joined Britain, Australia, Canada and 27 other European and South American countries in refusing to alter its immigration policies to permit more Jews to enter.

We are concerned that changing health policies to permit higher exposures based on alleged benefits would be harmful, particularly to susceptible subgroups and individuals exposed to mixtures (Thayer et al. 2005).

Evidence from Bangladesh and Nepal, cited in the Countdown report, shows that implementing policies to permit community health workers to offer treatment for diarrhea and pneumonia – two leading killers of children – is effective in reducing child deaths.

Representative Mark Foley, Republican of Florida, said today that he would introduce a bill next week to make clear that states have the authority to require disclosure of Holocaust-era insurance policies and to permit suits in federal court.

There are also good reasons in public policy not to permit broader law enforcement powers.