Sentence examples for that could permit from inspiring English sources

The ministers left the door open for further concessions that could permit some slightly higher bonuses.

It has 13m customers, 500 branches, a strong franchise in the manufacturing hub near Hong Kong and a national licence that could permit years of formidable growth.

The court said Twitter should provide "data in its possession that could permit the identification of anyone who has contributed to the creation of manifestly illegal tweets".

But sources close to the government said Vona had been careful not to make comments that could permit such a ban on the grounds of inciting racial hatred.

French officials have called this phrase a "hidden trigger" that could permit the United States to declare war by itself on President Saddam Hussein.

This was one of the great intellectual achievements of the 20th century, and it correlated neatly with the advent of transistors that could permit circuits to have huge numbers of on-off switches.

As the debates simmer on, Burning Man's owners are negotiating with the federal Bureau of Land Management for a permit that could allow the event to grow to 70,000 people by 2016.

It is hard to believe that morality could permit that.

President Bashar al-Assad of Syria displayed a new level of defiance on Thursday, warning Israel that he could permit attacks on the Golan Heights and suggesting that he had secured plenty of weapons from Russia — possibly including an advanced missile system — as his opponents faltered politically and Hezbollah fighters brought momentum to his military campaign to crush the Syrian insurgency.

That even though the trading in oil futures was massive, OPEC had the resources at its disposal that could readily permit it to deliberately influence price actions on the trading floor or the electronic ether.

An example of this potential negative impact is a patent recently acquired by Facebook that could conceivably permit loan servicers to gain access to the credit ratings of a loan applicant's social network and then use that information to determine whether the applicant qualifies for a loan.