Sentence examples for allowed to make their from inspiring English sources

Even the ones open round the clock, though, are allowed to make their own rules.

Not, however, if corporations are allowed to make their own rules, as I wrote yesterday.

The official line is that everyone is allowed to make their own decision".

More broadly, she wrote, states should be allowed to make their own judgments about whether to support religious groups.

As a result of the pressure, CCHQ backed down and said MPs were allowed to make their views clear at association annual general meetings.

A Polish army was raised in the Soviet Union and families of soldiers in the labor camps were allowed to make their way out of the country.

Mr Osborne rejected suggestions that he gave banks any reassurances, but told MPs that banks  must be allowed to "make their case".

One certainty is that it is unlikely to be satisfactorily answered as long as English football clubs are largely allowed to make their own rules.

It used an auction to determine its share price, bypassing Wall Street investment banks in favor of prospective investors who were allowed to make their bids online.

We also recommend that teenagers have access to a wide variety of reading materials and that they be allowed to make their own reading selections.

And once this process is successfully completed, the information will be passed onto the back office, and a customer will be allowed to make their journey.