Sentence examples for may establish their from inspiring English sources

Iraq's regions are allowed their own Parliament and president, and may establish their own army.

He is now, he says, "un pur savant," without any religious affiliations, and to an inquirer in the same situation it is pleasant and reassuring to find that the great secular seekers for truth, as well as the Teachers of Righteousness, may establish their lasting disciplines.

Where HB 2 prohibits it, the governor can't simply change the law stripping power from local authorities by simply affirming for example that "local governments may establish their own non-discrimination employment policies".

Executive Order 93 now also sees the need to step in and "affirm that private businesses, nonprofit employers and local governments may establish their own non-discrimination employment policies".

For example, an ethnic minority in a community or a faith-based group may have collective rules on PHC or may establish their own non-profit or for-profit PHC facility.

Exposing premature babies to varying light, the researchers reasoned, may help them establish their own circadian rhythms.

Considering the observation of our own mild clemency and eternal custom, by which we are accustomed to grant clemency to all people, we have decided to extend our most speedy indulgence to these people as well, so that Christians may once more establish their own meeting places, so long as they do not act in a disorderly way.

It merely indicates that the states may establish and maintain their own laws and policies so long as they do not conflict with the authority of the federal government.

First, they may establish very early their perceptions about how you love them.

Another study found that the benefits of continuity may be magnified among patients with chronic disease, because patients with chronic disease are more likely than healthy persons to use outpatient services and may establish relationships with their physicians more quickly [ 38].

But, hoping to emulate the success of Protestant evangelicals, they may well want to establish their own credentials as significant players in American politics.