Sentence examples for allowed to undertake from inspiring English sources

They're taking comments from au pairs and may expand the range of educational experiences they're allowed to undertake.

They are also not allowed to undertake anything that is irreversible, such as interproximal reduction, which involves removal of enamel.

Adams was allowed to undertake several overseas voyages between 1614 and 1619, traveling as far as Southeast Asia.

Residents should concentrate in epidemiology but, with the permission of the program directors, may be allowed to undertake other concentrations.

And they are adding a personal dimension to a debate over what human responsibilities machines should, and should not, be allowed to undertake.

However, those licensed to cull badgers must also be allowed to undertake lawful activity without fear of harm or intimidation". Could a video game save the badgers?

"Clear direction was given to stores that volunteer salaried managers were allowed to enter and undertake certain limited preparations for opening at 1pm," a Woolworths spokeswoman told Fairfax.

That approach allowed him to undertake challenges that many people, most people, would dismiss as impossible".

In 1979, a National Endowment for the Humanities fellowship at the Yale University Library allowed Jan to undertake formal training in library and archives preservation.

This air cover and due diligence allowed us to undertake a small pilot blog".

That allowed us to undertake projects where people could cooperate across substantial geographic distances and time zones.