Sentence examples for be allowed to cut from inspiring English sources

Nobody, for instance, will be allowed to cut down trees; and human movements will be strictly controlled.

Life insurers will be allowed to cut their guaranteed rates of return only to 3%, from around 5% now.

The unshaped materials, rather, could be allowed to cut into space.Much later, Mr Andre discovered that he had totally misinterpreted Mr Stella's words.

Even in hard budgetary times, states should not be allowed to cut Medicaid reimbursements without regard to the impact on beneficiaries and providers.

Craig S. Smith (NYT) MALAYSIA: NO TO UNISEX -- Islamic politicians in Terengganu state said barbers will no longer be allowed to cut both women's and men's hair.

ITV, which has threatened to give up its PSB licences and become a fully commercial broadcaster, will be allowed to cut back on a range of PSB commitments.

The driver who has been allowed to cut in is now known as the guest.

You are allowed to cut the branches off your neighbour's hedge, but only up to the boundary.

It's not only the customers who are allowed to cut loose in izakayas; it's also the chef.

In some buildings, they were allowed to cut their mezzanines' headroom to five feet by constructing flimsy wood platforms.

The broadcaster is being allowed to cut jobs provided there is no direct impact on what viewers see.