Sentence examples for be allowed to either from inspiring English sources
"No commercial company would be allowed to change a loan contract in this way … and the government shouldn't be allowed to either," he says.
"No commercial company would be allowed to change a loan contract in this way after people had signed it – and the government shouldn't be allowed to either," he said.
I don't get to move on, and I don't think he should be allowed to either.
To prevent being double-taxed on those dividends, American investors are allowed to either claim a foreign tax credit or deduct those foreign withholdings.
Each user k ∈ K is allowed to either spend a certain power p ¯ k on only one chosen subcarrier, or equally divide it among both subcarriers.
A full 76percentt of those surveyed in the new poll support same-sex couples being allowed to either marry or form civil unions.
In a second experiment, freshly emerged queens from unstressed colonies were allowed to either mate with a winged (n = 22) or a wingless male (n = 50) from another colony as described above.
In this task, birds were allowed to either push away or rake in the reward out of the tube, the latter being the action that birds preferred to use.
Conversely, in the U.S., students are allowed to either fail or drop out - and then return at a later date.
