Sentence examples for which will be permitted from inspiring English sources

They will be allowed to play immediately for their new universities, which will be permitted to exceed scholarship limits in taking on the Penn State players if they deduct that amount for the next season.

The nearest cities, Savannah and Augusta, are 60 miles away and are outside the space O'Donovan in which will be permitted to exist.

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Near a stone footbridge, water tumbled over a series of rocky ledges upon which children will be permitted to clamber.

In January, General Cimatu said, a new contingent of American advisers will arrive for a prolonged stay during which they will be permitted to carry weapons for self-defense.

"As I have said publicly and privately," he wrote, "I support the agreement reached by our administration on the terms under which China will be permitted to accede to the World Trade Organization".

The two sides are also close to agreeing on the number of installments with which Greeks will be permitted to pay off debts to the state, a Finance Ministry official said, referring to some 55 billion euros in outstanding tax and social security payments.

Therefore there is precedent for selective contracting in Ireland, but the extent to which this will be permitted under managed competition is unclear [ 20].

Once the negotiators settle on an election date in the next few weeks, they are likely to discuss who will take charge of the election apparatus, changes in the election rules and even which military officers will be permitted to succeed the top commanders of the army set to retire in December.

The government's green paper, Fulfilling our Potential: Teaching Excellence, Social Mobility and Student Choice, outlines the means by which market forces will be permitted to permeate further into higher education in England and to a more limited extent the rest of the UK (Editorial, 8 November).

According to the Pennsylvania Bureau of Forestry, "a wild area is an extensive area, which the general public will be permitted to see, use and enjoy for such activities as hiking, hunting, and fishing.