Sentence examples for is allowed to alter from inspiring English sources

New admin controls let them restrict who is allowed to alter a group's subject, icon, and description.

The patient is like something in a factory, an object being managed, processed, manufactured on a conveyor belt through a factory and once you are on it nothing, it seems like nothing is allowed to alter the process…Patient choice is not allowed and it makes it feel very rigid and very difficult for a few patients, not many.

"No one person's personal ambitions should be allowed to alter the fates of billions of people.

"I don't think any partisan member -- Republican or Democrat -- should have been allowed to alter a request for an absentee ballot," Mr. Jacobs said tonight.

And so he told the owner of the condo that he would rent the apartment for $12,000 a month for five years on one condition: that he be allowed to alter it to his liking.

She saw that in Canyon Gate no resident would be allowed to alter his home without approval from the Architectural Control Committee, and that no plant could be planted in a front yard without being listed on the "Master Plant List".

They didn't recognize how the sports drug landscape had changed, how destructive and divisive the new scourge of pharmacology would become when players were allowed to alter the terms of competition.

However, the Wales manager cast doubt on his long-term future after stating he wants to be allowed to alter his set-up, and he is willing to "rattle a few cages" in order to try to get his way.

Although critics argue that there is no longer a need for a literary award restricted to women, the new sponsors will not be allowed to alter its core purpose.

Brian McCarthy, a Parish-Hadley alumnus with impeccable art-history credentials (he is the only decorator since Elsie de Wolfe who has been allowed to alter the interiors of the Frick Collection), said lately that he's more engaged in conversations about an interior's investment potential than in conversations about how the space will feel.

It's also one step further into a brave new world where human subjects could potentially be allowed to alter their DNA to become naturally thin (and, just as a bonus, warm).