Sentence examples for be allowed to embark from inspiring English sources

If both fathers were in agreement, the children would then be allowed to embark on a closely-supervised "courtship" intended to lead to marriage.

Last week a scientific committee recommended to the British government that researchers should be allowed to embark on therapeutic cloning, in which an ordinary body cell is taken from a patient and inserted into a human egg cell whose own nucleus has been removed.

Micro businesses could also be allowed to embark on a home delivery service an initiative that's currently being considered but regardless of that specifically, small, locally-owned businesses are definitely being discussed.

Micro businesses could also be allowed to embark on a home delivery service – an initiative that's currently being considered – but regardless of that specifically, small, locally-owned businesses are definitely being discussed.

These days, no major production is allowed to embark without him.

The versatile gelding is as much loved by his trainer, rider Jason Maguire and owner Tim Leslie as he is by the public and was allowed to embark on a chasing campaign only after some soul-searching.

While he can and should be allowed to decide whether or not he embarks on a sexual relationship, the fact that he uses the hypothetical of Louisa losing interest in the future rankles.

Persons with ILI symptoms were not allowed to embark.

And so it was that our odd 'family' (it was by being classified as a family that our motley group of seven tourists - two couples, a single man and two single women - were allowed to travel and eat together) embarked on a sightseeing tour where we turned out to be the curiosities in many places we visited.

They implemented the policy of turning the boats around – or making sure that no one embarking on the journey was allowed to reach the Australian mainland.

I was allowed to".