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• Entry to the club is only permitted on production of a membership card.

• Smoking is not permitted anywhere in this theatre.

• Some prisoners who want to start a family are to be permitted conjugal visits.

• Machine-readable passports will permit precise identity-checking.

• How can a loving, omnipotent God permit disease, war and suffering?

• I pay £5 a week for my parking permit.

• The office will be issuing permits on Tuesday and Thursday mornings.

• Please turn your old parking permits in at the end of the week.

• You'll need a special permit if you want to use the facilities regularly.

• You will have to apply to City Hall for a building permit.

• The regulatory authority should retain records pertaining to discharge permits.

• Most states require collection permits, which may be difficult to obtain.

• Reports should be prepared in language as clear and simple as the subject permits.

• Passports, permits and the like carried fees of varying size, and through them people paid directly for their own surveillance.

• There is a similar and less excusable neglect of the vast economics literature on carbon taxes, tradable emission permits, tradable development rights and international franchising.

• The interval permits time for contemplation and anticipation.

• Open plan design permits free flow between outside and inside, yet demands both internal and external skins.

• Their abstraction permits the use of graphic forms as a means of research comparable with, though less stimulating and more contemplative than, music.

• Now and in the future, researchers will need to organize their data in a way that permits thoughtful analysis.

• Providing information tailored to the specific needs of a patient permits informed decision-making.

• A genome-wide amplification, coupled with the incorporation of modified nucleotides, permits measurement of every transcript in the sample.

• I shall argue that it is their particular use of rhetoric that permits this.

• Then at national and international levels there is an elaborate network of telecommunication, sometimes incorporating the use of satellites, which permits rapid transworld communication.

• In the new situation, the outside world (government, developer, contractor) will be dependent on archaeologists for obtaining necessary permits.

• They were permitted one repetition of each of the training phases if this 75% criterion was not initially met.