Sentence examples for be allowed to fuel from inspiring English sources
Japan today warned that a deepening row over its detention of a Chinese fishing boat captain should not be allowed to fuel "extreme nationalism" on either side.
It cannot be allowed to fuel consumer demand, or give the illusion of class and wealth to consumers unaware of its true social and environmental cost.
You are a reminder of how low the world can be when hate is allowed to fuel the soul and that reminder is something I'm so thankful for.
Thus, ROS become genotoxic only if they are allowed to exert their mitogenic function that is, under these settings, if they are allowed to fuel hyperproliferation.
Chief among its demands is that Coal India be allowed to sell fuel at market prices, not government-set rates, which are about 70 percent to 80 percent lower than prices the company has been able to get in limited auctions.
The government has already applied to the European Commission to be allowed to cut fuel duty for residents on some British islands.
Earlier, in an interview with BBC, Mrs. Clinton said that if Iran won back the confidence of the world, it would eventually be allowed to enrich uranium to fuel civilian nuclear power plants — the first time that a senior Obama administration official has explicitly said that.
Early this month, the International Maritime Organization — the United Nations agency that oversees maritime law — announced that large cruise ships will no longer be allowed to burn heavy fuel in Antarctic waters.
European and American officials have rejected that idea and have been cool to other proposals, like one from South Africa in which Iran would be allowed to produce nuclear fuel but would have to send it to another country for enrichment.
And for the first time in 30 years, it would be allowed to buy nuclear fuel and equipment for its civilian energy program from the United States and other nations.
In any event, Iran could buy medical isotopes it needs from private suppliers, as most other countries do.Nonetheless, its demand that it be allowed to buy in the fuel, rather than the isotopes, offered another chance for outsiders to show they are not trying to halt genuinely peaceful nuclear activity in Iran.
