Sentence examples for communities were allowed to from inspiring English sources

Monastic communities were allowed to celebrate mass in private from 1209 onwards, and late in 1212 the viaticum for the dying was authorised.

Although alcohol was banned in Islam, the Jewish and Christian communities were allowed to maintain wine production and grapes, a major cash crop in the city, were exported mainly to Egypt.

All communities were allowed to grow for one week before disturbance treatments were applied.

Communities were allowed to grow and expand beyond the inoculation spot on a 4-mm-tall agarose pad of 500 mm area.

Indigenous communities are allowed to hunt and eat wild game but selling the meat is prohibited.

So I say let local communities be allowed to decide whether or not lapdancing clubs are approved in their area.

We cannot live in a society in which the banks are too big to fail, yet whole communities are allowed to sink without trace.

This replaces globalisation's insistence on perpetual and ruthless competition, with an emphasis on communities being allowed to rediversify and flourish under local people.

Thomas, now 91, cannot understand why developers – rather than communities – are allowed to benefit from the uplift in land values generated by development: "They must be rubbing their hands with glee," he says.

Fleming and other environmental groups, both local and national, criticized the commission for attempting to redefine the species' recovery according to social tolerance rather than biology; representatives from rural counties, meanwhile, complained that the government forces them to preserve land for panthers while urban communities are allowed to develop and prosper.

For sampling of the hand-dug wells, the people of the community were allowed to fetch as much water as they needed before the water was sampled and for the boreholes sampling, each borehole was pumped for a maximum of 30 min before the water was sampled.