Sentence examples for simply permitted from inspiring English sources

It simply permitted solatium, a Latin term that describes damages for hurt feelings or grief.

It appears that NAFTA has simply permitted multinational corporations to pay much lower wages, which are kept that way by a dictatorial investor class in Mexico.

Mr. Peck argued that the Oregon courts had simply permitted the jury to consider harm to others, not to impose "global punishment" but as part of its assessment of the "reprehensibility" of the cigarette company's behavior, a factor that the Supreme Court's precedents permit juries in punitive damages cases to consider.

Rather, George Bush and the Republican party were simply permitted, without opposition, to steal the elections.

The basic principle is that the president is not simply permitted to set aside U.S. legal obligations due to the supposed exigencies of the War on Terror.

Even in cases where the police subsequently charged him with fleeing or other crimes, the successful getaway allowed the man to stay out of jail longer than he might have if he'd simply permitted the police to cuff him and take him in.

It simply permits the President to be elected in the manner Americans consider normal.

He complained that over the years, the Treasury Department had not acted against such institutions, and simply permitting it to act would not work.

The exhibition simply permits those who would like to place the art in a historical context to do so, and probably increases the likelihood that they will appreciate what they see and that they may return for future exhibits.

"I don't know how many people have said to me that the ban on public access should be lifted, and that if we don't lift it we are simply permitting terrorists to alter our way of life".

"Failure to increase the limit would be deeply irresponsible," Mr. Geithner wrote, and added: "It is important to emphasize that changing the debt limit does not alter or increase the obligations we have as a nation; it simply permits the Treasury to fund those obligations Congress has already established" — under presidents and Congresses of both parties.