Sentence examples for be allowed to render from inspiring English sources
The director Roland Joffe ("The Mission"), more than likely lured to "Vatel" because of the grandeur of the tableaux he would be allowed to render, throws himself into the vibrant large sets festooned with extras.
As the Press Association reports, the home secretary will not be allowed to render terror suspects stateless under revised plans proposed by the government without "reasonable grounds" to believe they can become a citizen elsewhere.
The council would render a decision on who would be allowed to continue to proclaim their views.
The sauce is cooked just long enough for the tomatoes to render their juice and begin to fall apart; it should not be allowed to become too dry.
But many contingents, including some from Nato countries, operate under caveats which restrict what they are allowed to do, rendering them virtually ineffective in combat scenarios.
In cases where these boards are allowed to organize, they render them ineffective by legislating that they do not have the power to interrogate, subpoena or enforce consequences on law enforcement officers.
In contrast to many laboratory studies, factors such as temperature, sound level, time of measurement, surrounding crowd, and exact electrode placement were allowed to deviate between trials to render results more representative of field measurements.
Referring to "Dark Lens" Mr. Delsaux wrote: "I felt the 'Star Wars' characters were allowing me to render the reality of our world in more ways than any so-called objective shot ever could.
Bankhead conceded that under the new policy, some use cases will "no longer be allowed," rendering some apps obsolete.
A: What's currently in development is allowing them to render files from our platform.
