Sentence examples for being allowed to increase from inspiring English sources

Iran is insisting on no reductions and being allowed to increase its capacity to industrial scale (at least 100,000 centrifuges) in the near future.

Today's reactors were mostly designed for a 40-year life, but many of them are being allowed to increase it to 60.

The BBC has agreed to pay the £600m-plus annual cost of providing free TV licences for people aged over 75 in return for being allowed to increase the fee in line with inflation.

The sale was contingent on Mr. Hollander's being allowed to increase his Medicaid rates, which would have covered his leasing expenses and given Touro an annual income of about $100,000.

When the CV for body size is allowed to increase with increased fishing intensity, this implies that the distribution of body sizes takes on an increasingly positive skew.

This reduction could swell to £100bn if companies were allowed to increase benefits by the minimum level.

That clearly meant that particular groups would be allowed to increase their pay and others be restricted.

But he says he will do so only if he is allowed to increase landing charges.

He said the number of vehicles in Beijing should be allowed to increase, but slowly.

Despite supporting the adoption reforms, pressures on social workers must not be allowed to increase further, which is why I have urged caution in applying new targets.

Kenya would receive $2bn, and be allowed to increase its emissions by more than 50%, while Peru would be allowed to double its emissions and receive $6bn.