Sentence examples for allowed to kill off from inspiring English sources

Big Oil should not be allowed to kill off this bill.

'We're not allowed to kill lions any longer.

The new herbicides allowed gardeners to kill off plants that they didn't care for with a single spraying.

While Pikmin allows you to kill off your flower army by the thousands in pursuit of your goals, Oddworld makes you feel guilty for every avoidable death.

The New Yorker, January 2 , 1943P. 11 Talk story about the fire which destroyed the furnace of the main greenhouses at the Botanical Garden, allowing frost to kill off something like 23,000 exatic plants.

This opens an unscrupulous backdoor that would allow businesses to kill off their competitors, stifle free speech and shut down scientific discussion.

Luke Walsh was sent to the sin-bin on the half-hour and that allowed Salford the chance to kill off the game and tries from Niall Evalds and a second from Lui, both of which followed rampaging breaks from the winger Justin Carney, put them out of sight by the interval.

They found themselves under more pressure in the frantic closing stages, and although Hull lacked the composure to make them pay, this was the second Friday running when the Rhinos had failed to kill off the opposition, after allowing Canterbury Bulldogs to mount a similar fight back in the World Club Challenge last Friday.

The Administration and Congress will also move quickly to kill off a Bush Administration reform that allows older folks, as an alternative to Medicare, to buy insurance from private providers.

Are you going to kill off Brody?

Meanwhile, Congressional Republicans are determined to kill off public financing.