Sentence examples for be allowed to construct from inspiring English sources

He says Iran must demonstrate that it is not pursuing nuclear weapons but should be allowed to construct a civilian program.

Developers will be allowed to construct rental towers, with 80 percent of the apartments made available at market rates and 20 percent subsidized for working- and middle-class families.

In the last few months, of course, the United States was gripped by the twin news stories of a marginal Florida preacher threatening to put a torch to Korans and of the fight over whether Muslims should be allowed to construct a cultural center, including a mosque, near ground zero in Lower Manhattan.

The State Department, which in August completed its environmental assessment of the project, is currently reviewing the proposed tar sands oil pipeline to decide whether TransCanada will be allowed to construct its 1,700-mile 1,700-milerom tar sands in Canada to oil refineries in Texas.

For each "Mount Laurel unit" built, developers were allowed to construct four market-rate units.

About 30 years later, Troop 2 was allowed to construct a free-standing log cabin inside the church.

If institutions are allowed to construct extra space on smaller sites, so this theory goes, more surrounding property stays on the tax rolls.

There were those who raised their eyebrows at Groundforce, a TV makeover show, being allowed to construct a garden for such a legendary figure, but I like to think we gave him a garden that pleased him.

For years, New York City has tried to create more affordable housing by encouraging developers to include apartments for low- and middle-income households in return for being allowed to construct bigger buildings.

Here we consider the variant of the problem, denoted 2-Π, where we are allowed to construct two linear orders α and β and each constraint needs to be satisfied by at least one of the two.

Under the law, towns that fail to come up with a plan can be sued by a developer, who is then allowed to construct four market-rate homes for each lower-priced unit built.