Sentence examples for unless permitted from inspiring English sources

The bicycle bill bolsters enforcement provisions and fines in a 1996 law that prohibits bicycle riding on the sidewalks unless permitted by an official sign.

125. 4. The PGA TOUR hard card provides: “Players shall walk at all times during a stipulated round unless permitted to ride by the PGA TOUR Rules Committee.” Id., at 127.

With EU sanctions closely bound with those imposed by the US, and international companies unlikely to do business with Iran unless permitted to do so by all major powers, other countries will be heavily dependent upon developments in Washington, diplomats say.

MIT's computers and other IT resources must be used in a manner consistent with MIT's status as a non-profit organization, and so, for example, cannot be used for the benefit of personal businesses or other organizations unless permitted by MIT policy (for example, permitted under Section 4.5 Outside Professional Activities) or otherwise authorized.

In those situations, it is needless to inquire further into competitive effect because it is established doctrine that, unless permitted by statute, the fixing of prices at which others may sell is anticompetitive, and the unlawfulness of the price fixing infects the distribution restrictions.

Failure to meet requirements for good standing or promotion A student who has not, at the end of a term, met the minimum requirements for academic good standing, or a student who has failed to meet the minimum standards for promotion, may be dismissed unless permitted by the Committee on Honors and Academic Standing to repair the deficiency.

Unless he permitted it, you couldn't do it!

Collaboration on assignments is prohibited unless explicitly permitted by the instructor.

The NIKE TOUR hard card similarly requires walking unless otherwise permitted.

Justice Kennedy added that the state law contained safeguards, including ones instructing officials not to consider race or national origin unless already permitted by law.

Bill Clinton said so on Wednesday, as he warned of striking Iraq unless Saddam Hussein permitted inspectors to resume the hunt for chemical, biological and nuclear weapons and missiles.