Examples of using Permit it in English and their translations into Dutch
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Colloquial
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Financial
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Computer
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
but even the rabbis that permit it--.
can run it on our laptop computer if conditions permit it.
You can challenge the recording of your visits by the Piwik web analysis software and also permit it again at any time.
Poland has a substantial diplomatic service which would permit it as a member of the Union to play a full and effective role.
But my essential sense of human dignity and decency She's a lot prettier and I would really like to make the trade, will not permit it.
I simply can't permit it.
We would do ourselves a great service if we were to demand the same for chocolate, and permit it.
Although Churchill's schedule would not permit it, he did receive the McGaugheys at his London office where he engaged in a spirited discussion with them about U.S. politics.
insofar that the provisions of the Agreement permit it, to change the services to be delivered,
insofar that the provisions of the Agreement permit it, to change the services to be delivered,
As soon as the specific Italian normative framework(currently being reformed) will permit it, we will juridically perfect this solemn
than that we should permit it to become no better than an academy of magic,
as far as the money he had from his father would permit it, offering her material certainty in catering to her desires,
Notwithstanding paragraph 1, the competent authority of the Member State providing the information may permit it to be used for other purposes in the requesting State, if, under the legislation of the informing State,
will observe, if clouds permit it, the entirety of the transit.
provided conditions permit it; integrating energy markets in the Euro-Mediterranean
When the weather permits it you can go skiing,
We consider an import from China when the delay permits it.
You should not have permitted it.
If the topic permits it, be a bit humorous or even ironic.