Sentence examples for to permit free from inspiring English sources

Amendments were made to the free-pass provision of the Act to permit free transportation of additional classes of persons.

has been banned in many predominantly Muslim countries where the preference to tenuously keep civil harmony has been chosen over the desire to permit free speech.

Another roadblock is the Jackson-Vanik Amendment, a 1974 sanction intended to press Communist-bloc nations to permit free emigration, particularly of Jews, from the Soviet Union.

All raise troubling questions about how to permit free and often useful exchanges that tend to be intertwined with vicious gossip and hateful comments.

The single end of the splitter was attached to a rotating optical commutator (Doric Lenses) to permit free movement of the rat.

There is nothing about the provision of services on the internet versus other methods of delivery that should affect a country's obligation to permit free trade in accordance with its WTO commitments.

This reconstruction once again involved the junctions with the QEW and Highway 401, which were reconfigured into complicated multi-level interchanges to permit free-flow movement; construction began in September 1968.

It was only when all other forms of resistance were no longer open to us that we turned to armed struggle". If Botha truly wants a political solution to South Africa's continued turmoil, Mandela said, the government should legalize the African National Congress, release political prisoners, allow exiles to return, permit free political activity and commit itself to end apartheid.

Despite earlier pledges, Britain has also had to allow EU vessels continued access to its fisheries and permit free movement (with the same rights) throughout the transition period.

In this context, the deletion of the three UBDs would remove all the regulating domains of the enzyme and permit free access to the substrate, which would explain the higher rescue obtained for this mutant.

Unwilling to permit a free press or free elections -- which foreign analysts say are most vital to curbing corruption -- the government is relying on propaganda, showcase executions and the fitful strengthening of law enforcement.