Sentence examples for if one is allowed from inspiring English sources

Our results show that if one is allowed to compromise on one of the aspects, then the problem is solvable exactly in polynomial time.

William Dalrymple's latest, Nine Lives, is Orientalism of the best kind, if one is allowed to say that.

In truth it was an underwhelming day, if one is allowed to be underwhelmed by the overall medal leaders.

If the court tarries over its judgment, there might not be enough time to organise a referendum even if one is allowed.

Especially in the UK, where the busy Christmas period, with games on 2 January, mean most footballers can't have anything more than the odd beer (if one is allowed at all).

For example, the experiment that produced the largest effect size (experiment 9) took as its starting point the trivial observation that memory for words is better if one is allowed to rehearse the words as opposed to being exposed to them just once.

But if one is allowing religious norms to be subordinated to human values, then by Leibowitz's standards one is serving man rather than God if the motivation here is ethical or more broadly social, then surely by his intentional definition of mitzvoth, they cease to be religious acts.

Broadspectrum can throw open the gates of the detention centre, but if no one is allowed to walk out of them, it is a futile act.

Another guest, a critic of the regime, adds: "We know about these things, we could help – but if no one is allowed to criticise anything, then how can things get better?" In Butare, Speciose Mukakamana, 47, explains that she feeds herself, her husband and her five children from a small plot of land.

But we've come to an impasse if no one is allowed to speak the truth about Muhammad or comment upon his life.

New Brunswick regulations require that all salmon be released, but one is allowed, if one wishes, to keep one grilse a day.