Sentence examples for is allowed to define from inspiring English sources
"Whenever a covert agency is allowed to define the national interest, it ends up with more power than intended".
The increase comes amid a wider cultural conflict between the ultra-orthodox-dominated chief rabbinate and less hardline groups in Israel and the wider Jewish diaspora over what it means to be Jewish and who is allowed to define Jewishness.
The user is allowed to define low frequency oscillators gradually refining periodic movements executed on the robot.
It is possible because the user is allowed to define the variables' types while creating the following query triple: (x_2) has in height (x_1).
Due to the margins on the edges, it is allowed to define this state even when the target is partially in Region B. The width of the margins depends on uncertainly of candidate extraction because the candidate region is given by boxes.
The answer lies in a pedagogy which decenters white, European authority and draws a new map, a new world, in which this new generation is allowed to define its own direction, its own educational needs and dreams.
Consequently, Mr. Waxman argued, Congress should be allowed to define political advertising according to current political standards, and the bill did so.
It can no longer be the case that only white voices are allowed to define what is and isn't racist.
If that way of campaigning had been allowed to define Euroscepticism, we would have lost catastrophically – and quite rightly and deservedly.
(2) Users are allowed to define each gene's importance in a subnetwork search by setting its score.
It's harder for me to understand why they think that if First Amendment protections are weakened, the left — and not, say, the Trump administration — will be allowed to define what is hateful and what is not.
