Sentence examples for are traditionally allowed from inspiring English sources

They are restricted because they represent information that only male initiates are traditionally allowed to know.

Former French presidents and their families are traditionally allowed free flights on Air France, which is partly state-owned, as well as free rail travel.

"Artists are traditionally allowed to be whatever weird way that makes them able to make the art that people appreciate," said Buck. "He's not an executive.

The law makes it illegal to make, distribute or use a device designed to bypass technology that protects copyright material -- even to make a backup copy of a book, movie or song, which is traditionally allowed under copyright law.

On the interpretation of the notice under 1118 depends Florence's claim to authorship, but what Orderic Vitalis has to say of John's historical work at Worcester suggests that John's part in the whole Chronicon is more substantial than has been traditionally allowed.

Similarly, 'I am traditionally allowed a final supper' said by a prisoner is not about himself (there are no traditions regarding him).

Also, it will change the face of who is traditionally allowed to attend college.

Assay commissioners were traditionally allowed to purchase coins from the pyx that were not assayed, and numismatic historian Roger Burdette speculates that Ashbrook, generally well-treated by the Treasury Department due to his onetime congressional position, might have exchanged other gold pieces for the 1933 coins.

Shanti will use modern technology to collect and track the loans, and will not discriminate against men, who are traditionally not allowed to borrow from microfinance programmes.

For one, girls above the age of 15 are traditionally not allowed to pursue education.

It's unclear how much the policy will cost, but Think Progress notes HIV-positive applicants were traditionally only allowed to purchase minimal coverage from providers.