Sentence examples for too permit from inspiring English sources

Other places too permit some form of assisted suicide, including Belgium and the Netherlands and two American states (Oregon and Washington).Sarah Wootton, the chief executive of Dignity in Dying, a pressure group, points to polls showing that most Britons (including, she says, many disabled people) want a change in law.

The EuroVan's seats are far too upright, and permit too little adjustment, for long journeys.

Cruz, though more legalistic in his reasoning, has said that he, too, would permit waterboarding.

The relatively modest displacement of scanning SRP further hinted that this too may permit ternary complex formation.

BEN GREENMAN: In your piece, you say that the problem with intelligence agencies is, in part, that they were too decentralized and permitted too much internal dissent.

I'd probably cycle to those too if permitted, and if it wasn't slightly dangerous.

"The occupational disability program that exists today under the Railroad Retirement Act too easily permits medical conditions normally associated with aging to be adjudicated as occupationally disabling".

The F-35 program is too necessary and budget dollars too scarce to permit further waste or delay.

If the system is too large, the concentration fluctuations are too small to permit the transition to occur.

The productions are too small to permit understudies.

But this convulsion feels too powerful to permit the survival of the ancien regime.