Sentence examples for it will only be allowed from inspiring English sources

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But the South African Football Association (Safa) said it will only be allowed to name one additional venue.

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Seven year olds, it says, will only be allowed to use exclamation marks at the end of sentences that begin with "How" or "What" and use "the syntax of an exclamation".

A move is now 'unlikely' to be completed today, according to Sky Sports, and it seems as though the Brazilian will only be allowed to leave the Donbass Arena in the summer.

Ms Peter says Europeans have told her that she will only be allowed to hunt if she does it on foot, with a harpoon.She rejects European authority over definitions of Inuit tradition.

However, drivers will only be allowed 1 restart per week (70 hours) and it must include 2 periods between 1 00 AM and 5 00 AM.

Now some members will only be allowed two votes, while others have only one.

That will be especially true for goaltenders, since teams will only be allowed to protect one.

Customers will only be allowed to buy one of each product.

"The player will only be allowed to resume play if asymptomatic and with normal co-ordination.

In future, all our camera crews will only be allowed to film from the pit wall".

**One-Question Friday ** The White House press pool will only be allowed to ask one question, in total, no follow-ups.

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