Sentence examples for be allowed to maintain from inspiring English sources

The child's mother wants to have the case transferred to Latvia, to have her daughter returned to her and to be allowed to maintain contact in the meantime.

Wealthy nations would be allowed to maintain higher tariffs for some of their most sensitive products, as Japan does with rice.

Much of the open space would be used for bird- and deer-watching tours, and a fall hunt would be allowed to maintain the herd's overall health.

Should these groups be allowed to maintain distinct identities, to set their own standards for their institutions, to propagate their views and to be active in civic life?

States and schools with higher standards than the new nutrition standards would be allowed to maintain those policies, the department said.

It was unclear if Mr. Beblawi was suggesting that the Brotherhood could be allowed to maintain its political arm, the Freedom and Justice Party.

What might happen if the hyper-rich were allowed to maintain more of their income, without taxation?

Until 1998, countries in the European Union were allowed to maintain national monopolies for this "local loop" to the consumer.

British dependence on undisturbed copper production meant that white mine workers were allowed to maintain an industrial colour bar.

States were allowed to maintain their own establishments, and some did so for decades, although James Madison had hoped to dismantle even these.

This weekend, the latest version of that explanation trended on Facebook, when she told Kristen Wiig in Interview magazine: "I'm allowed to maintain some modicum of privacy.