Sentence examples for are allowed to decide from inspiring English sources

Banks are allowed to decide only the amount that a specific applicant may borrow.

Except that when market forces – the PA, Silverstein – are allowed to decide timetables and construction plans, only the market forces win.

When the rules are vague, insurance companies are allowed to decide what is 100 percent covered, said Kathleen Stoll, director of health policy at Families USA, a health advocacy group.

Men and women serving as elected representatives are accountable to their members.' There's nothing in the principle about screening out 'undesirables' before the members are allowed to decide on their representatives themselves," he wrote.

An important test may come on Nov. 4, if Brookhaven voters are allowed to decide on a proposition that would authorize the town, which has about the same land area as the five eastern towns combined but nearly four times the population, to collect a 2percentt real estate transfer tax.

Moreover, the users are allowed to decide the signaling time with desired probability.

People need to be allowed to decide their fates independently".

So states should be allowed to decide on their own.

Instead, the government said, each school would be allowed to decide whether to offer the subject.

States were allowed to decide whether they wanted to remain dry.

"There are traditions and every region should be allowed to decide for itself," he said.