Sentence examples for allowed to stray from from inspiring English sources

He later told Britain's Treasury Select Committee that he favoured flexible inflation targeting - where the rate is allowed to stray from target, as it currently is in the UK - as the "best" policy.

He also said that he and other journalists at the station were not allowed to stray from scripted questions when guests appeared on the program, and that "most" of the news employees at the station opposed the regime but were under constant watch by security agencies.

This task is none too easy: formulations that keep within the strictures of Quine's overall philosophy are woefully inadequate; the farther one is allowed to stray from Quinean strictures, the better things look; but, by the time one gets to a defensible criterion, one has left Quine far behind.

He was 14, new to the favela and not allowed to stray far from home because his parents feared he could become caught in the cross-fire between drug dealers and the police who had moved in to pacify the area.

From time to time I was allowed to stray far away from sport – to interview John le Carré in Switzerland, to go to New York with Tom Conti when he was transferring a play from London, and to Moscow and Leningrad with Brian Cox when he was conducting seminars for actors in Russia.

Naidu the reformer has never been allowed to stray too far from Naidu the politician.

While 'Beckham-mania'  made it difficult for England's players to roam free in Japan - "anyone wearing England kit would get mobbed," said Mills - Hodgson's players are unlikely to be allowed to stray too far from their hotel, especially given the close proximity of one or two lively favelas.

The glossy new towers and malls of Dubai have been built largely by poor South Asians who live in labor camps from which they are often not allowed to stray.

"This is your box, and you're not allowed to stray outside of it".

What will happen when he is allowed to stray, to meander, to loaf?

McCue allows himself to stray from Euro-American classics only briefly, but it's worth it.