Sentence examples for that he permits from inspiring English sources

He called the joke, "pretty funny," speaking with a smile that, slightly forced, perhaps suggested that he permits such a shenanigan but wants nothing to do with it.

McGahern has frequently been described as an "existentialist" writer, in the sense that he permits his characters to transcend the religious, social and sexual inhibitions of post-independence Ireland, and the same could be said of his career.

Ehud Barak, then Israel's prime minister, told the committee that he permitted the Sharon visit, despite warnings, because he believed he could not ban a move perceived within Israel as a legitimate opposition maneuver.

The only conditions they imposed were that he undertake no air or naval action against China and that he permit only South Korean troops into the zone of the Korean-Chinese frontier along the Yalu River.

Khatami held several positions in the Iranian government during the 1980s, including that of minister of culture and Islamic guidance, which he held again in the early 1990s before being forced to resign in 1992 amid allegations that he permitted too much un-Islamic sentiment.

Questionable, some might think, given that Ronnie Flanagan, Northern Ireland's police chief, claimed that he permitted the controversial Orange march at Drumcree on July 6th only because loyalists threatened to kill Catholics if it was blocked.But there are loyalists and loyalists.

Butler repeatedly maintained, against accusations that he permitted the atrocities to take place, that he was powerless to restrain the Seneca.

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Pechersky's battalion commander, Major Andreev, was so shocked by his description of Sobibor that he permitted Pechersky to go to Moscow and speak to the Commission of Inquiry of the Crimes of Fascist-German Aggressors and their Accomplices.

Later that month, he permitted the Clinton administration e-mail messages to be turned over to Congress.

He was so strict about that, he would permit nothing that would seem to show a compromise when it came to an issue of the truth".