Sentence examples for be allowed to clean from inspiring English sources

None of these people should be allowed to clean the corridors of power.

The scientists said their research raised the question of whether the river should be allowed to clean itself rather than undergo dredging.

For anyone who thinks we hate the Pacific Northwest and would rather stick our finger in a really fat guy's ass and then not be allowed to clean that finger for a month and also we can only eat hot dogs for that period than try to put on a event there, we've got a question for you.

Police Chief William Bratton said the case had slowed the police effort to fight crime and clean up Skid Row, and that when he was allowed to clean up Skid Row, real estate profited.

Councils may also be allowed to introduce clean air zones in the worst affected towns and cities, making the most polluting vehicles pay to enter.

Local authorities will be allowed to introduce clean air zones – by far the most effective and cost-efficient measure – only when other (mostly useless) options have been exhausted.

They also will want to know how they are supposed to plan long-term investments if the chancellor will not say years in advance how much subsidy will be allowed to go to clean energy sources from people's bills.

You are not going to be allowed to drill unless you clean up your act'". Stupak said the reports of a Lockerbie bombing link could provoke additional congressional investigations into BP activities.

You are not going to be allowed to drill unless you clean up your act'". Claims made by US senators yesterday that BP lobbied for the release of Abdelbaset al-Megrahi, the man convicted of the Lockerbie bombing, as part of an oil-for-terrorist deal are not out of the blue.

Here are some regulations that must not be allowed to languish: ENVIRONMENT Clean-water regulations that would almost certainly have received White House approval in a nonelection year include a proposed Environmental Protection Agency rule to protect millions of acres of wetlands from commercial development.

"We should at least be allowed to work in a clean environment".