Sentence examples for being allowed to feed from inspiring English sources

I can recall the pure joy at being allowed to feed the animal a lettuce.

"Under the guise of freedom of expression, [negative coverage is] being allowed to feed a vicious cycle of vilification, intolerance and politicization of migrants," High Commissioner Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein said in a statement.

The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein also called on all European countries to take a firmer line on racism and xenophobia which he said "under the guise of freedom of expression, are being allowed to feed a vicious cycle of vilification, intolerance and politicization of migrants, as well as of marginalized European minorities such as the Roma".

Zeid said that all European countries needed to crack down on racism and xenophobia, which, "under the guise of freedom of expression, are being allowed to feed a vicious cycle of vilification, intolerance and politicisation of migrants, as well as of marginalised European minorities such as the Roma".

Second instar larvae were starved for six hours before being allowed to feed on cabbage treated with dsRNA for four hours at 25°C.

This approach generated more than 35 million short reads derived from the tick small RNA transcriptome from eggs, unfed larvae, larvae exposed for six hours to the host without being allowed to feed (frustrated larvae), and adult ticks as well as selected adult female tick organs (Table 1).

They can't be allowed to feed at the public tax trough to protect private property.

Visitors are allowed to feed them, and apparently they have a passion for bananas.

The youngest daughter couldn't wait to come over to our house, where she was allowed to feed the dog.

The administration stresses that the new assistants will be allowed to feed only low-risk residents whose eating problems are judged uncomplicated by the nursing staff.

In both cases, foreign-exchange intervention by itself is unlikely to work unless it is allowed to feed through into interest rates (see article).