Sentence examples for allowed to declare from inspiring English sources

North Korea may have to be allowed to declare victory.

Candidates were not allowed to declare party affiliations on the ballot paper.

(Funnily enough, this may be the one area in which labour unions and Wall Street are in alliance: neither one wants states to be allowed to declare bankruptcy).

Any illusions about the selflessness of the age restriction should be dispelled by the rule itself: Americans are allowed to declare for the N.B.A. Draft once they're nineteen years old and just one year out of high school.

Those still loyal to the North Korean regime, which Japan has never recognised, are allowed to declare themselves to be nationals of Chosun, the former undivided Korea.For half a century, zainichi fought the ideological war of the divided Korean peninsula.

Cabinet ministers are not allowed to declare for either side until David Cameron achieves his promised renegotiation with the EU, which is likely to happen in February at the earliest.

Recently, programs have been developed, which allow to declare a target GC-value or to constrain the GC-range for solution sequences.

It found technicalities that allowed it to declare an election in which immigrants ran for union positions invalid.

And since Hispanics can be of any race, a census question allowed people to declare whether they were of Spanish, Hispanic or Latino origin.

She took her woes to the head cleric's wife, who exerted gentle pressure on her husband until he remembered a loophole that allowed him to declare the divorce — which neither Ms. Khatun nor her husband wanted — null and void.

Big surpluses in Mr Brown's early years allowed him to declare that he had met this rule over the ten years that ended in 2006-07, theugh the current budget had by then long been in deficit.