The phrase "allows to increase their" is not correct in written English.
It is missing a subject or an object to clarify what is being allowed to increase.
Example: "The new policy allows employees to increase their productivity."
Alternatives: "enables them to boost their" or "permits an increase in their".
That clearly meant that particular groups would be allowed to increase their pay and others be restricted.
Chancellor George Osborne has said councils will be allowed to increase their borrowing capacity in order to finance the building of more homes.
Universities that receive high ratings will be allowed to increase their tuition fees by the rate of inflation, according to the Department for Business Innovation and Skills green paper.
But developing countries, including China, South Korea, Mexico and other rapidly emerging economies, were given no targets and allowed to increase their emissions at will.
The UN scientists said people in poor countries should be allowed to increase their consumption of animal protein, which billions of people are lacking.
When a fish stock is assessed at a healthy level, fishermen are allowed to increase their catch, but in many cases only to a degree.
Under the progressive convergence principle, other countries would be allowed to increase their emissions until their per capita emissions equalled that of the G8 bloc, and thereafter be required to mirror the declining per capita emissions of the G8 bloc.
From 2019-20, those institutions that meet expectations – the lowest category – will be allowed to increase their fees at a rate equivalent to 50% of inflation, while those ranked either excellent or outstanding will be eligible for a full inflationary rise.
Other changes envisaged include the possibility of owning houses and apartments for rent, while the existing family-run restaurants, paladares, permitted since the 1990s, will be allowed to increase their clientele from 12 to 20.
