Sentence examples for typically not allowed from inspiring English sources

Witnesses are typically not allowed to be present in a courtroom when they are not needed for their own testimony.

Foreign retailers in India are typically not allowed to hold majority stakes in their own local businesses.

U.S. military forces are typically not allowed to take such actions, and Defense Secretary Jim Mattis has already signaled his disinclination to change that policy.

And homeowners are typically not allowed to receive more than $31,900 in assistance from FEMA to cover the cost of temporary housing or damage to their homes.

Somali refugees are typically not allowed to work in Kenya, and without special permission they are not supposed to leave the camp.

The decision was reversed last year, Mr. Levy said, because the agency decided that a legislative change in 1997 allowed the landlord to submit comparables that would buttress his case, even though new evidence is typically not allowed in an appeal unless it was unavailable the first time around.

Most organizations will typically not allow a family with cats or children under eight to adopt a retired police dog.

It said "multiple" Fortune 100 companies were targeted – but, typically, was not allowed to name them.

Recipients of a national-security letter typically are not allowed to disclose it.

Venture capitalists typically are not allowed to sell shares in a company until six months after it first goes public.

Mr. Kitamura, Mr. Kelly's lawyer, said each detainee was given a futon mattress to place atop a tatami mat and typically are not allowed pillows.