Sentence examples for are permitted to increase from inspiring English sources

She says she is particularly frustrated that customers are permitted to increase their direct debits using the Scottish Power website, but can't lower them.

The regulator, the Civil Aviation Authority, recently warned that whoever owns BAA would not be permitted to increase landing fees to service any debts raised to fund a takeover.

If wholesale prices continue to rise, the three companies will be permitted to increase rates by 2percentt each month from December to April.

Under the Rent Stabilization Law, Mr. Higgins explained, a property owner is permitted to increase a tenant's rent permanently by 1/40th of the cost of such an improvement.

Though Europe's dairy sector was permitted to increase production by 2-2½ 2-2½%he year 2008-09, farmers din notheake up this slack.

"To fund this investment, Time Warner will be permitted to increase the monthly rate for the most highly penetrated CPST in each of its systems by $1.00 during each year of the Social Contract... Time Warner waives its right to file a cost of service showing to justify any rate increases during the term of the Social Contract".

Investigators were permitted to increase the dose for LY2140023 patients to 160 mg/day (80 mg BID), with no intermediate dose.

A flexible dosing schedule was initiated at 25 mg per day for one week and then doubled weekly to the start of week 4. Based on Clinical Global Impression of Improvement (CGI-I) scores of minimally improved or worse, clinicians were permitted to increase the dose to a maximum of 300 mg per day for the final two weeks of the study.

If the efficacy of IFX was insufficient, we were permitted to increase the dosage up to the full-bottled dose (for example, 150 mg to 200 mg in a patient weighing 50 kg) or to shorten the administration interval up to every 6 weeks from 8 weeks, according to the judgment of the attending physician.

Fortunately, he said, he has Burmese staff members who are permitted to pass through an increasing number of military checkpoints.

Victims who have worked off their "debts" (invented by pimps, arbitrarily increased by "fines" and alleged costs, and fully reinstated, if not increased, with each resale) are permitted to go home on the condition that they send back someone else — or two or three someone elses — to take their place.