Sentence examples for be allowed to dedicate from inspiring English sources
And perhaps I might be allowed to dedicate this article, for what it's worth, to the memory of my colleague, the comedy producer Harry Thompson, who died earlier this month.
When Pericles' enemies tried to use the astronomical costs of the Acropolis project as a political weapon against him, he said that he was perfectly happy to finance the construction himself, provided that he be allowed to dedicate the buildings in his own name.
A report by the institute concluded that major right-leaning Canadian charities reported zero political activity to the CRA, even though they are allowed to dedicate up to 10percentt of their revenue toward political efforts.
State media say that in theory no official below the rank of minister should be allowed to have a dedicated mishu.
And he prompted the Chinese culture minister, Cai Wu, to demand that only stars with university degrees be allowed to play in China, after dedicating a show in Beijing to "the spirit and talent" of dissident artist Ai Weiwei.
They were allowed to ask questions and obtain clarifications by dedicated medical personnel.
Transfected cells dedicated to temperature experiments were allowed to settle for 4 hours at 37°C and were then transferred either to 40°C or 27°C incubators.
Dual practice of specialists could be allowed but regulated, so that specialists dedicate a specified amount of time to treat local consumers.
For the last decade, the introduction of GPS systems and vision have been allowed the transposition of SLAM methods dedicated to indoor environments to outdoor ones.
Intermarried Jews and children of intermarriage have become Jewish philanthropists, presidents of their synagogues (when allowed to be), and dedicated Jewish communal professionals.
Angelou thanks her mother, "who generously taught me how to be a mother", which allowed her to dedicate the book to her son, Guy Bailey Johnson, whom she calls "one of the most courageous and generous men I know".
