Sentence examples for is simply allowed from inspiring English sources

"Australia can avoid a damaging plebiscite campaign, and we could have marriage equality by mid year, if parliament is simply allowed to do its job and has a free vote," he said.

Or perhaps he's through with trying to change, and is simply allowed, in his marriage, to use the Internet, as so many millions do, for fetishism and fantasy, so long as he never touches another woman?

The fuel is simply allowed to fly apart, but it takes a certain length of time to do this, and during this time, fusion can occur.

Most developed countries practice what's called "dry cord care" with newborns, meaning that the cut umbilical stump is simply allowed to fall off without any treatment.

The reason why passive (voluntary) euthanasia is said to be morally permissible is that steps are not taken to preserve or prolong life (and so the patient is simply allowed to die).

Although he characterizes himself as highly successful and accomplished, it is revealed by Maude that he is simply "allowed" to run some of the philanthropic efforts of her mother's estate, and that he actually does not have money of his own.

DavidLevine detects it, in "incipient" form; HilaryM concurs, but wonders if Orwell is simply "allowing his characters to express attitudes prevalent at the time".

But the question remains whether Kim Jong Il is embarking on Chinese-style reforms or whether he is simply allowing enough economic activity to ease pressure for political change.

The EU is simply allowing the French and German governments to make these investments with their own taxpayer's money.

This is simply allowing those already in those beds to stay a little longer.

"This is simply allowing people of faith space to express their beliefs," Bush told reporters at the time.