Sentence examples for be allowed to remove from inspiring English sources

The surviving pair would then be allowed to remove their masks and proceed to box.

Businesses will be allowed to remove "gold-plated employment rights" in exchange for handing out shares to employees which will be exempt from tax, George Osborne has said.

Mr. Museveni, the president who some critics say acts like a king, proposed that Parliament be allowed to remove kings who violate the Constitution.

The order stipulated that police and security forces would be allowed to remove anyone violating the closure and to use "reasonable force" to that end.

It directs that Sikh men in turbans or Muslim women in veils who set off alarms in the metal detectors should be allowed to remove their head coverings in private.

It was only a few years ago that the New York State Regents were deciding whether the City University of New York should be allowed to remove remedial instruction from its senior colleges.

Prosecutors were allowed to remove six potential jurors; the defense could remove 10.

However, beginning in 1938, men were allowed to remove the tops of their bathing suits.

While staff had been allowed to remove the table for repairs, Ryan said, they had not been allowed to make a further inspection of other possible damage.

Presidents were allowed to remove furnishings until 1961, when Congress made all objects belonging to the White House "inalienable" parts of its permanent collection.

In 1951 she had been allowed to remove it from its case, and more than 40 years later she greeted it like an old friend.