'allow him with' is not correct and usable in written English.
You could use the phrase 'allow him to' instead. For example: The teacher allowed him to take the exam early.
The Juventus midfielder spurned an even greater chance with a quarter of an hour to play, when Badstuber's slip allowed him with a clear sight on goal, but he disappointingly dragged his shot wide.
"They also have to allow him contact with Taliban leaders and for him to be useful for peace in Afghanistan," Muttawakil said.
He was actually the one who called the police, pissed that the club wouldn't allow him inside with the kitten.
Allow him time with his electronics; teens live in the technological generation, and enjoy things like television, video games, the Internet, music, and movies.
In keeping with the pope's wishes, they are not armored, to allow him direct contact with people.
But they should allow him to leave with as much dignity as he can salvage.
Brendan Gill's position, his son says, did allow him to socialize with writers like Ernest Hemingway and E. B. White.
"His visits allow him to reconnect with his roots and cherished childhood memories," she said.
To allow him to study with her, the family moved to a community near Tel Aviv.
Friend or foe, the Labour party will rally around him and allow him to depart with some dignity.
