Sentence examples for allowed to keep up from inspiring English sources

When that reform was introduced in 2008 they were allowed to keep up to £15 a week if they secured a rent below the LHA, in the hope that this would drive down rents.

Arriving asylum seekers will be allowed to keep up to 10,000 kroner (£1,000) in cash and valuables but anything above that will be seized to pay for their stay.

The women said that they panned twelve hours a day and were allowed to keep up to a gram of what they found; anything more they gave to the mine's owner.

In New Jersey, fishing in the same waters, the season was 101 days a year, and fishermen were allowed to keep up to 6 fluke per day, even if they were smaller.

States were allowed to keep unqualified teachers and phony up graduation rates, and test scores are still not where they should be.

Akhmetov & Co. may be allowed to keep it if they come up with an extra $500 million or so.

That allowed Palace to keep up the pressure and a second goal arrived before the break when Dann was allowed to ghost into the area unmarked and head in a corner.

That has allowed them to keep up their winning run.

"It allowed me to keep up with developments in the outside world, although I was not able to contact anybody".

A year and a half ago, commissioners in Grand Rapids, Mich., rejected a proposed ordinance that would have allowed people to keep up to five chickens.

The problem of speeding up software design in the business world is particularly acute because programmers have not created the tools that have allowed them to keep up with the advances in hardware.