Sentence examples for thought to be permitted from inspiring English sources

Each parent, to revert to the same example, is commonly thought to be permitted (at the least) to save his own child even at the cost of not saving two other children to whom he has no special relation.

Owing to this consideration some contradictions are permitted and thought to be possible.

"No excuses" are to be permitted.

This is, I think, partly because McElroy insists that his characters' long associative thought chains be permitted to so thoroughly fracture the chronologies of action.

It's difficult to secure the border in piecemeal fashion, yet nearly half (48%) of the public thinks states should be permitted to set their own immigration policies, while 34% would leave it to the federal government.

Transactions that one might think should be permitted in antifraud suits – like A.D.R. purchases — are now out of bounds.

Is our experience working with colleges and universities around the country worth anything?" Kelia Cummins said she thought her sister should be permitted to apply to as many top schools as she wanted.

County officials said yesterday that they thought Con Edison should not be permitted to levy the charge because officials of the company have acknowledged to regulators that it had replacement generators on hand since 1987 but never installed them, apparently to save money.

A 2002 Gallup poll found 7 in 10 Americans thought public schools should be permitted to randomly drug test all students.

According to a recent poll by the Pew Research Center, 83percentt of those surveyed did not think American forces should be permitted to use Turkish bases to attack Iraq.

That letter gave Microsoft some room to think it was permitted to continue acting the way it had until 2004, and should have been "taken into account in determining the gravity of the conduct found to be unlawful", the written decision said.