Sentence examples for been allowed to cut from inspiring English sources

The driver who has been allowed to cut in is now known as the guest.

Most important, collapsed insurers have been allowed to cut their guaranteed rates of return (from around 4% to 1% or so) and to impose stiff penalties on customers who cancel policies.In this section Whose skunk is it?

States have generally not been allowed to cut Medicaid eligibility since the passage of the health care law in 2010, but many have slashed optional benefits and payments to doctors and hospitals instead.

States have generally not been allowed to cut Medicaid eligibility since the passage of Mr. Obama's health care law in 2010, but many have slashed optional benefits and payments to doctors and hospitals instead.

And any family that has ever lived at No. 9 Rose Lane knows that traditionally, small children have always been allowed to cut through the property on a path to the neighboring elementary school.

In pursuing a policy that discourages automobiles from using the street, traffic planners see themselves as issuing a corrective to history: They say the diagonal of Broadway should never have been allowed to cut a path across the orderly right angles of the Midtown street grid.

You are allowed to cut the branches off your neighbour's hedge, but only up to the boundary.

It's not only the customers who are allowed to cut loose in izakayas; it's also the chef.

In some buildings, they were allowed to cut their mezzanines' headroom to five feet by constructing flimsy wood platforms.

Life insurers will be allowed to cut their guaranteed rates of return only to 3%, from around 5% now.

The broadcaster is being allowed to cut jobs provided there is no direct impact on what viewers see.