The phrase "allowed arrest" is not commonly used in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a legal context to refer to an arrest that is permitted or sanctioned by law or authority.
Example: "The police conducted an allowed arrest based on the evidence they had gathered."
Alternatives: "permissible arrest" or "authorized arrest".
Fujimori's 1992 decrees allowed arresting and holding terrorist suspects on less evidence, and for summary trials by anonymous judges.
To constitutionally allow arrest for a citation traffic offense openly invites wholesale police abuse.
In September 1998 the tax charges were dropped and replaced with embezzlement charges, which allow arrest.
A hangover from British colonial rule, the ISA allows arrest and preventative detention for up to 60 days in special police remand centres.
Both have criticised the government online; both were detained under a sweeping provision of the penal code that allows arrest for "abusing democratic freedoms" to "infringe upon the interests of the state".
Using an emergency law that allows arrest without charge and restricts the ability to organize, the Egyptian government and the ruling National Democratic Party have for decades blocked development of an effective opposition while monopolizing the levers of power.
Before OCT embedding, hearts were placed in Krebs-Ringer solution to allow arrest in diastole.
The progressive and irreversible nature of this disease warrants intervention as early as possible to allow arrest of demyelination.
Because ark1-mutant cells do not arrest in mitosis under these conditions (Petersen and Hagan, 2003; data not shown), we could only perform the experiment with the ark1-as3 allele, which is functional when cells are grown without inhibitor and thus allows arrest by nda3-KM311.
In order to obtain synchronized cultures of Anticarsia gemmatalis (UFL-Ag 286) cells, different growth conditions in GRACE's medium with decreasing amounts of FBS were tested, because it was reported that the deprivation of this component allows arrest of cell cultures into G0/G1 cell cycle state [ 25].
