Sentence examples for allowed to display from inspiring English sources

And the organizers would no longer be allowed to display the city logo.

Some are even tattooed and pierced, although they are not allowed to display their adornments while on duty.

Each one has the same, six-foot-long stand and is allowed to display no more than 10 wines.

In his 1950s and 60s movies, Poitier was not allowed to display much, if any, evidence of sexuality.

In Japan, for example, there are strict boundaries about when and where people are allowed to display emotion.

A comparison of simulated and real turbidities allowed to display secondary nucleation and to devise a new alternating cycle of temperature (ACT) obtained from turbidimetry.

Harry Robinson, a housing authority spokesman, said tenants were allowed to display political posters, "as long as they're tasteful and not vulgar".

Perhaps because they are allowed to display their bodies as sexual spectacles while men are more encouraged to display their bodies as athletic spectacles.

This far from ideal performance was full of a quality female musicians are rarely even allowed to display: the courage to live in the rough.

(Nor are they allowed to display any indication of gang membership – another rule ripe for discriminatory abuse, but that's another subject).

He may stick 30 small Greek flags on the sled, since he is allowed to display the flag of the nation for which he competes.