Sentence examples for was allowed to deviate from inspiring English sources

The State Constitution already states that primary elections should be held in June, but the Legislature was allowed to deviate from that date.

Nobody was allowed to deviate outside of the test bar in a fun way ("Minus one! Six out of five!"), because what's the point of having a scoring system if you're only going to break it?

The input for CYP1A2 KI (11.2 μM) was allowed to deviate from the experimental value (2.9 μM) to achieve the best fitting to the clinical data.

In one case, the initial marker frequency was allowed to deviate from its expectation of 0.5 (supplementary fig. S3, Supplementary Material online).

And they will certainly not be allowed to deviate from the calamitous austerity imposed upon them.

If Italy is allowed to deviate from them, it could undermine the whole system.

There should be no expectation that prices would be allowed to deviate, except temporarily, from the target.

Under current law, Michigan judges are allowed to deviate from the mandatory minimum guidelines only in extraordinary circumstances.

For years, states have been allowed to deviate from these standards, but they needed permission from the federal government, which often imposed stringent requirements meant to protect beneficiaries.

Since United States v Booker in 2005, courts have been allowed to deviate from federal sentencing guidelines to take into account individual prisoners' behaviour.

In order to understand it, we must remind ourselves exactly what the banking system is for, and the extent to which it been allowed to deviate from its original purpose in recent times.