Sentence examples for allowed to enter into from inspiring English sources

Supervisors are also not allowed to enter into financial arrangements with their employees, like renting an apartment.

However, in this chapter, another source of variability (individual judgment about treatment assignment) has been deliberately allowed to enter into the picture.

Numerous minority groups found his government more sympathetic to their concerns notably gays, who by 2004 were allowed to enter into civil partnerships recognized by the law.

"I wasn't really allowed to enter into their homes – people in Brittany are a bit shy, or prude," as she puts it.

This gave them hope that if another mortal woman was allowed to enter into a relationship with Dionysus, then they too would be able to follow in Ariadne's footsteps.

It is critical that distribution companies be allowed to enter into long-term contracts in a way that is symmetrical with the commitments of their customers to pay for the associated costs.

This is a comprehensive review, which allows to enter into the details of the papers and to analyze specific issues such as the HRQoL associated with subclinical ED pathology, BMI, or purging and other compensatory behaviors.

The pain I have caused with my incarceration to my family is the cross I bear, and I pray that I be allowed to enter back into society.

The consumer is an important contributor to the interconnected PHR content and is typically allowed to enter information into selected areas of the record.

Air is allowed to enter the side box into an inlet provided on the frosted side of the booth.

In the meantime it is good just to go to see his choreography and, when concentration and conditions allow, to enter ever deeper into it.