Sentence examples for allowed to engage from inspiring English sources

Should African women be allowed to engage in the practice sometimes called female circumcision?

"When you write about sports, you're allowed to engage in mischief," he says.

Americans will not be allowed to engage in combat or launch operations from Colombia against a third country, they insist.

Thompson is in no doubt that young readers need to be allowed to engage with difficult material.

He also contends that children are only allowed to engage in work that will not interfere with their education.

She — and 2,000 other political prisoners — should be released immediately and allowed to engage in peaceful political activity.

The White House explained that Mexican and American carriers would be allowed to engage in cross-border operations, provided the Mexican trucks met United States safety standards.

Indeed, one of the charges she faces is fraud — prosecutors say her disbarment meant she was not allowed to engage in legal work.

Under the new approach, commercial banks would no longer be allowed to engage in proprietary trading, using customers' deposits and borrowed money to carry out these trades.

As fiduciaries, courts held that directors should not be allowed to engage in conduct on behalf of the corporation that benefits themselves.

In these most recent "normal" times, the market was freely allowed to engage in reckless lending and investing practices that resulted in the current crisis.