Sentence examples for been allowed to form from inspiring English sources

They would have understood the crisis two decades ago if people in China had been allowed to form groups, to protest, to be political.

For more than a decade, insurers in Texas have been allowed to form unregulated subsidiaries, initially intended as a way of providing homeowner coverage to riskier policyholders.

Political parties have been allowed to form in the Maldives only since 2005, and voters have never before been able to directly elect a president.

Since the eighties, foreign automakers had been allowed to form joint ventures with state-owned Chinese partners, with foreign ownership limited to fifty per cent.

One said she was afraid that the seized documents would be used to ban the party, which won the 1990 general election but has never been allowed to form a government.

Were my grandparents telling tales to an impressionable girl? A. The Hudson used to freeze over with some regularity, and it would even now, but a solid, shore-to-shore ice sheet hasn't been allowed to form since 1936, when the government ordered the Coast Guard to begin icebreaking operations on the Hudson River and the Upper Bay.

After the cells were allowed to form spheres for 20 days, sphere-forming capacity was analyzed by counting the spheres formed.

2.39pm: He thanks Nick Clegg for saying the Tories should be allowed to form a govenrment.

New Guinea, its Melanesian inhabitants had long demanded, should be allowed to form a single, independent state.

Osborne has said that Conservative candidates will not be allowed to form local pacts with Ukip.

Individual homeowners will be allowed to form co-operatives to take control of their own lines.