Sentence examples for was permitted to practice from inspiring English sources

The man, whose family is visiting relatives, chats with his lawyer on the phone, tends to his daughter's pet iguana and watches bits of some of the movies he made back when he was permitted to practice his profession.

He either paid for or was given his freedom (reports vary) and was permitted to practice among the freemen and slaves of New Orleans.

Our home may have seemed chaotic, but amid the arguing and the tussling no one was permitted to practice prejudice, cruelty or stupidity.

In 1835, the Thomsonians or Botanics got control of the legislature and repealed all restrictions, so that any one was permitted to practice medicine without study, certificate or diploma.

Three people have died in protests over who is permitted to practice the trade.

The question of whether Betts should be permitted to practice law cut to the center of national conversations about mass incarceration and the meaning of rehabilitation.

The archdiocese said that Monsignor Harris will not be permitted to practice as a priest until its Advisory Review Board studies the matter.

Test subjects were invited to mimic the keystroke timing of another person they were observing, and were permitted to practice that person's 10-character password 100 times.

The S.E.C. investigation of Mr. Barasch involves a different issue: whether he should be permitted to practice as a lawyer before the commission in future cases.

Though Chechens now speak their once-banned language, practice Islam openly, are permitted to practice Chechen traditions, and enjoy relative freedom from Russia, Chechnya is still a republic within the Russian Federation.

Of course, this was an especially strange year for the draft, since no one knows whether there will be a season this year, or whether the draftees will even be permitted to practice with their new teams.