Sentence examples for be allowed to end from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, it's fair to ask: just when will Witherow be allowed to end his days as a journalistic thespian?

The sci-fi author Terry Pratchett, who suffers from Alzheimer's disease, has pleaded to be allowed to end his own life.

IB and RAW officers conceded that the view inside the bunker of intelligence was that Pakistan started this, and would not be allowed to end it.

Who would a woman have to appeal to to prove that she had been raped in order to be allowed to end her pregnancy?

At least one labor attorney must have argued that a company should no more be allowed to end a pension than to rescind a paycheck.

"Money wagered by sumo wrestlers must not be allowed to end up being used to fund gang activities," it said in an editorial.

But, where Werther can see no way out of his predicament except suicide, Wilhelm is allowed to end the novel as a father and a husband, prepared to enter into the responsibilities of adulthood.

No summit is allowed to end in failure: negotiators do not get their planes home until they cobble together a form of words that can be passed off as a result.

Those are significant numbers, but not huge — certainly not enough to justify the apocalyptic rhetoric one often hears about what will happen if the tax cuts are allowed to end on schedule.

Any change in French law would likely reflect practice in jurisdictions such as Oregon where the terminally-ill are allowed to end their lives through the voluntary self-administration of lethal medication, expressly prescribed by a doctor.

But these tariffs are due to expire Dec. 31 and other countries are lobbying hard to get into the U.S. market — particularly Brazil, the world's largest producer of sugar cane ethanol, which stands to be the biggest beneficiary if the tariffs are allowed to end.