Sentence examples for term permitted from inspiring English sources

The State Department and members of Congress repeatedly protested Mr. Yang's detention without trial, which his supporters say lasted far longer than the term permitted under Chinese law, as well as the conditions of his imprisonment.

Mesić won two consecutive terms in 2000 on the HNS ticket and in 2005, the maximum term permitted by the constitution.

After consulting with the judges of the King's Bench, Common Pleas and Exchequer of Pleas, the Lords concluded that there was no copyright at common law - certainly not perpetual copyright - and as such, that the term permitted by the Statute of Anne was the maximum length of legal protection for publishers and authors alike.

QUESTION FROM JEFF PARSONS: If you had the power to change one thing about the Court or how it operates, what it would be? (examples: grant more cases each term; permit longer arguments; release same-day audio; require Justice Thomas to ask at least one question per year; improve its website; …?) JEFFREY TOOBIN: I think it's a good website, www.supremecourtus.gov.supremecourtus.gov

A rule that calls for budgets to be balanced over the medium term, permitting bigger deficits during downturns and requiring correspondingly bigger surpluses in upturns, would make far better sense than the stability pact.Note however that this calls for little if anything by way of "co-ordination".

Second, a nonlinear term permits singularities with respect to both the time and the space variables.

Firstly, compared with [5], the problem we discussed here is systems of multipoint boundary value problem and nonlinear term permits singularity not only at but also at.

The use of this extra term permits a less shape-selective weighting of candidate patterns when the quality of the estimated pattern is still relatively low.

After winning more victories in 1649, Khmelnytsky made peace with the new Polish king John Casimir, concluding the Compact of Zborów (Aug. 18, 1649); its terms permitted him to establish a virtually independent Cossack principality in Ukraine.

But their relationship became even worse when Bergoglio played an improbable role in curtailing Kirchner's reported plans for re-election beyond the two terms permitted in the Argentine constitution.

In this study we focused on a specific set of a priori hypotheses, which using appropriate error terms, permitted us to make inferences of a causal nature.