Sentence examples for allowed to prolong from inspiring English sources

Will John O'Shea return to central defence after missing the first leg through suspension, or will Ciaran Clark and Richard Keogh be allowed to prolong the partnership that worked well in the first leg?

Load balancing (i.e., a random choice of the next hop) allows to prolong the network lifetime avoiding that some nodes can be overloaded.

Infusion time was allowed to be prolonged for acute infusion-associated reactions or any other clinical needs.

To promote sporulation, plates inoculated with C. difficile were allowed to have prolonged incubation (usually 7 days) and then the growth was scraped off the agar surface and suspended in sterile reverse osmosis water.

The dominance of the baseliners has allowed Agassi to prolong his career and seen the rise of Hewitt together with countless Spanish and Argentinians.

I also owe thanks to the French government, which allowed me to prolong my stay.

In any case, taking account of these limitations, the switch from no-AC to RCA-CVVH allowed us to prolong filter life significantly and to minimize treatment downtime.

If we allow medicine to prolong life, should we also allow it to shorten life for the terminally ill?

To date, the socialist leader's biggest pledge is that he will ask the EU and IMF to allow Athens to prolong adoption of the latest cuts through to the end of 2015, rather than 2014.

If successful, it would allow Germany to prolong its border controls, due to lapse in May, for a further one to one-and-a-half years.

The Queen's Diamond Jubilee may be over but the Victoria and  Albert Museum allows visitors to prolong the spirit of celebration and pageantry by focusing on a garment that encapsulates a sense of occasion: the ballgown.