Sentence examples for be allowed to combine from inspiring English sources
All of the participating bloggers will be paid to participate in the campaign and will be allowed to combine Walgreens brand principles in their posts, Ms. McNally said.
Now they have the audacity to demand that ordinary people who work in public employment and make modest middle class incomes shouldn't be allowed to combine their political contributions to influence the outcome of elections.
To maximise project impact, member states will henceforth be allowed to combine funds from the ERDF, the ESF and the CF in "multi-fund" programmes.
It said that when some pesticides are allowed to combine, they form a potentially lethal cocktail that can damage bees' sense of direction and memory.
The lawsuit was spurred by a disagreement over whether Pioneer was allowed to combine the Roundup Ready gene with its own herbicide-resistance technology.
The Housing Authority receives hundreds of millions of dollars a year from HUD for both the public housing and Section 8 programs, but until now it had never been allowed to combine the two revenue streams.
On the campaign trail, Trump accused Comcast-NBCUniversal of "trying to poison the mind of the American voter," adding that he believes the two companies should never have been allowed to combine.
While consolidation will almost surely happen one way or another, the big question is whether the long-distance carriers choose (or are forced) to wait around until they are unable to function, or whether they choose (or are allowed) to combine while they still have a pulse.
With the Obama waivers, schools that lack a statistically significant number of students in a particular category can combine them with other student groups for the purposes of evaluation, creating "super subgroups". In Kentucky, for example, schools are allowed to combine black, Latino, American-Indian, low-income students and English-language learners.
