Sentence examples for that permitted a from inspiring English sources

Such experienced judges would have compiled track records that permitted a full assessment of their fairness.

The Chancellor also closed the obvious currency leak that permitted a British traveller and his wife to take 250 pounds apiece with them.

Poignantly, the 13 may not know of their own special status: they took part in genetic surveys but signed nothing that permitted a second contact with researchers.

On Nov. 1 last year, Mr. Bush signed an executive order that permitted a sitting president to grant or block any request for a previous administration's documents.

It was a rare society that permitted a slave to serve as a witness against his owner, but some societies, such as ancient Nuzi and Muscovy, allowed slaves to testify against, even to sue, third parties.

For four days in July 1863 many thousands of rioters, mostly impoverished Irish immigrants who were infuriated by the new draft law that permitted a draftee to buy his way out of service, swept the city, looting, burning, and killing.

Democracy is a framework that permits a people to accommodate changing times and correct past mistakes.

This is the document that permits a person to register in local schools or qualify for local medical programs.

"Gentlemen," he told the jury, "there is no statute in such cases that permits a man to slay his torturer.

For many furniture retailers, a comparatively low rent that permits a large display area is crucial to success.

It also accentuates yet again the ridiculous situation in baseball that permits a haves-versus-have-nots system.