Sentence examples for allowed to serve part of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Guo was lucky enough — and perhaps well connected enough — to be allowed to serve part of his time at home because of poor health.

We see this argument being used to defend all male sports and women not being allowed to serve as part of infantry troops.

Viccei was jailed for 22 years, allowed to serve the latter part of his sentence in Italy and killed in a shoot-out with police while on day release in 2000.

Shias account for 70% of Bahrain's population, but are not allowed to serve in large parts of the country's establishment, such as the military and the police.

Another was allowed to serve a kind of house arrest under conditions yet to be met.

The initial law, in which members of the military weren't asked about their sexuality nor allowed to serve openly, was passed as part of the defense authorization for FY1994.

Part of Coe's plans means the president and IAAF council will not be allowed to serve more than 12 years.

Mr. Mattis, a retired Marine, has not been a major proponent of allowing transgender people to serve in the military, in part because medical accommodations, including hormone injections, could open the Defense Department to claims from other people not allowed to serve, like Type 1 diabetics, who also need regular injections.

The bill, championed by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, the Assembly speaker, Sheldon Silver, and a coalition of minority lawmakers, would allow thousands of refitted livery cabs to serve parts of the city where yellow taxis are scarce.

"Basically, this stuff is telling me I've served my time, I'm out, but I'm never going to be allowed to be part of society again," Mr. Stewart said.

But Liberal Democrat backbencher Stephen Williams, a member of the constitutional reform select committee, has said prisoners serving short sentences should be allowed to vote as part of their rehabilitation.