Sentence examples for allowed to make its from inspiring English sources

The public is allowed to make its voice heard.

The women's subcommittee must be allowed to make its own decisions and have its interests pursued.

This kind of transformation will depend on a motivated work force that is allowed to make its workplace decisions.

Justice must be allowed to make its record before committees anxious for the spotlight grant immunity or harden the testimony of important witnesses, thereby throwing a monkey wrench into any subsequent prosecution.

Mr. Flake added: "Federal bailouts may stave off short-term economic damage, but the long-term economic outlook will be much worse if the market is not allowed to make its own adjustments.

Although the city was not legally allowed to make its decision based on fuel efficiency, Nissan's vehicles would roughly double fuel efficiency from the Crown Victoria's 12 to 13 miles per gallon, the mayor said.

As that date approached, Enron asked Citigroup to extend the time in which it was allowed to make good on its side of the transaction, according to e-mail messages between senior Citigroup loan executives.

He said the company should be allowed to make money from its investment.

Then the "most dissatisfied" LP in the system is allowed to make transfer to its destination machine.

Danone's Activia yogurt is marketed as a cross between a treat and a therapy (though in Europe it is not allowed to make health claims for its "probiotic" cultures).

At the same time, many of these members say Augusta National should be allowed to make membership decisions at its own discretion and timetable, even as they acknowledge that the matter has evolved into a messy public conflict.