Sentence examples for duly allowed from inspiring English sources

The 1978 constitution duly allowed for a more representative structure, gradually built up in law and still under construction.

The account was filed in the Massachusetts court; and, the record recites, was examined and considered by the court and duly allowed.

A writ of error from this court for the reversal of the judgment of the supreme court was duly allowed in Washington on the fifth of April, and a supersedeas bond approved, and a citation signed.

He was the only front-runner in a closely matched field, and Joe Fanning's fellow jockeys duly allowed him to dictate a steady pace before he quickened into a decisive lead inside the final quarter-mile to beat Ahzeemah and Cavalryman by two and a half lengths and a further two.

Three formal measurements of a subject's muscle strength were then taken in four different lower limb positions and duly recorded (allowing for 1-minute rest periods between the respective trials), whereas the best trial was ultimately accepted as the final result.

But the 350 words I was allowed duly made the paper and here we are still.

But anyone, duly supervised, should be allowed to enjoy the wonders of polar regions, as of the world's deserts and forests.

These boards of specia inquiry are granted 'authority to determine whether an alien who has been duly held shall be allowed to land or shall be deported.' It was a board of special inquiry of this kind that ordered petitioner excluded from the United States.

Their collective art duly moved to allow it, resulting in Gibson starring in the world cinema classic Expendables 3 – overlooked by the Academy, yes, but still an incredibly moving look at steroid abuse in the senior citizen community.

The rabbis duly refused to allow it to be sacrificed; the emperor was enraged and sent his legions and so, the Talmud concludes, "our House has been destroyed, our Temple burnt and we ourselves exiled from our land".

In 1969, the South African Cricket Board of Control (SACBOC) announced that future teams would be racially integrated and selected purely on merit; efforts duly began to allow all races to compete against each other and share facilities.