Sentence examples for be allowed to prolong from inspiring English sources

Will John O'Shea return to central defence after missing the first leg through suspension, or will Ciaran Clark and Richard Keogh be allowed to prolong the partnership that worked well in the first leg?

Moreover, 'in this case, the patient should be allowed to die, and thus any attempt to try to prolong life would be tantamount to punishing the patient'.

Agents will be allowed to use informants to infiltrate lawful groups, engage in prolonged physical surveillance and lie about their identity while questioning a subject's neighbors, relatives, co-workers and friends.

Anthony Bland, who was in a permanent vegetative state following the Hillsborough disaster, was the first patient under English law to be allowed to die through the withdrawal of life-prolonging treatment.

A paralyzed 43-year-old woman told a High Court hearing from her London hospital bed that she felt entitled to refuse life-prolonging treatment and wanted to be allowed to die.

Infusion time was allowed to be prolonged for acute infusion-associated reactions or any other clinical needs.

To promote sporulation, plates inoculated with C. difficile were allowed to have prolonged incubation (usually 7 days) and then the growth was scraped off the agar surface and suspended in sterile reverse osmosis water.

In contrast to the NT2/D1 cells which have decreased viability upon prolonged confluence, U2OS cells were allowed to grow to confluence and serum-starved for 2 days prior to ligand addition.

Our failure to undertake this is a major reason why the civil war has been so prolonged and why Isis has been allowed to flourish.

They were allowed to switch off or take off the belt during prolonged periods without trunk movements, such as sitting in a lecture.

A glass coverslip was fixed with ProLong Gold antifade reagent (Invitrogen) and prepared samples were allowed to cure overnight in the dark at room temperature.