Sentence examples for allowed to make decisions from inspiring English sources

"Will he be allowed to make decisions that are for the long-term health of Muni?" Mr. Radulovich asked.

The directors of the navaratnas will be allowed to make decisions without seeking the approval of five separate layers in the bureaucratic hierarchy, as is currently compulsory.

"You're allowed to make changes," Collins said, "and you're allowed to make decisions you think are in the best interests of the ball club".

Time is needed to reverse Saddam Hussein's adverse impact on the health care system and to teach modern management to people who were not allowed to make decisions.

Under the new law, the city will be allowed to make decisions only on renewing its own city rent laws and deregulating certain categories of apartments.

The education minister in Wales, Leighton Andrews, must be allowed to make decisions that he thinks are best for Wales, he says.

This approach allows to make decisions to ensure a good QoC for the robot and also ensure that the QoS is always sufficient to maintain a good QoC.

Dr. Morrison had this useful reminder: "Our parents are adults and they are allowed to make bad decisions".

You're allowed to make unpopular decisions but will need to be very clear about why you made them.

Are people ever allowed to make medical decisions below the age of 18? Absolutely, yeah.

Most importantly, we need to acknowledge that adults must be allowed to make informed decisions for themselves.