The phrase "allow them to kill" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing permission or enabling actions, often in a narrative or argumentative setting.
Example: "In the story, the protagonist struggles with the moral implications of allowing them to kill in the name of justice."
Alternatives: "permit them to kill" or "let them kill".
We cannot allow them to kill people for no reason".
"I will not allow them to kill a whale while we're here, and they know that," Watson said.
Human nature would not allow them to kill their own children … if they did not expect some reward for what they were doing or if they did not believe that they were sending their children to a better place.
Today's mass killers are using weapons that allow them to kill dozens of people in the same amount of time, and that's not even with a fully automatic weapon.
In the Sandoval trial, for instance, a sniper team member, Sgt. David Murphy, testified that Captain Didier told his men before the April 27 killing that their rules of engagement had changed to allow them to kill even unarmed men fleeing a battle in a rural area with American or Iraqi Army forces.
"And if they're not capable of that and we allow them to kill people under the law, then we all lose dignity, in the way that if we permit slavery, it's not just the suffering of those who are slaves but all of humanity that suffers the indignity that there are any slaves at all". The U.N. will take up questions about the uses of autonomous weapons again in April.
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Which law allowed them to kill my brothers and dump their bodies in the middle of nowhere?
In 1917, the state began issuing special permits to farmers, allowing them to kill deer on their property.
Rumours that Ukrainians are forced to go through psychological training that allows them to kill unarmed women and children with no remorse are widespread.
"There is no question of allowing them to kill Central Africans, of letting them destroy houses and pillage, and holding a knife to our throats to demand dialogue".
