Sentence examples for thinking of permitting from inspiring English sources

However, regulators are finally thinking of permitting the use, during take off and landing, of other sorts of electronic equipment currently forbidden, except when the plane is in level flight.

Many trustees began thinking that permitting athletic scholarships would improve the quality of student life, Gardner, the former trustee, said.

Note the number of permitted refills.

A spokesman for the Environment Agency said: "On the basis of the information we have so far, we are thinking of granting the permit.

"It was not lost on us that our verdict(s) might inspire future actions that are regrettable, but that sort of thinking was not permitted when considering the charges before us".

Such thinking permits the design of drug molecules to treat complex human diseases or to modify other difficult biological disorders.However, if we are unable to reduce consciousness to simpler building blocks or concepts, it may be impossible to apply the tried and true tools of modern science to the daunting task of understanding consciousness.

We're actually thinking of asking for a permit to become a redhead swinger club we might call it "The Sweaty Ginger," or something like that [laughs].

Discrimination should not be permitted to colour the thinking of employers, or wider society, about a person's characteristics and abilities.

I was playing "The Road to Dundee" with all my heart, thinking of how I met my bonnie lassie: "If you'll permit me tae gang a wee bittie, I'll show you the road and the miles to Dundee".

The government is receptive - it's already offered tax breaks, fast-tracked permits and other perks to BPOs thinking of setting up here.

This juxtapositional movement of data permitted dialectical thinking around infants' everyday life activities that showed any qualitative change in their actions, which supported research team understanding of their experiences.