Sentence examples for was allowed to implement from inspiring English sources

When he learned that more sailors died from drowning -- because they couldn't swim -- than from enemy fire, he was allowed to implement new safety guidelines and a training program to teach seamen how to stay alive in the water.

Italy, which overshot its milk quotas, was allowed to implement the full quota increase from 2009.

The partners will be allowed to implement different teaching methods.

Provinces are allowed to implement the change on their own timetable, but they have been urged to do so quickly.

The states will be allowed to implement these standards as they see fit, but the bill provides money for it.

Joe Hockey is expected to warn that, unless the government is allowed to implement its reforms, our quality of life was at risk, the Daily Telegraph reports.

But Conroy acknowledged it had been a tortuous debate for Labor but the party needed to be allowed to implement turnbacks in government, "where it was safe" to save lives.

For the first time we will really be allowed to implement our programme," she said at the party's jubilant campaign headquarters late on election night.That programme features promises that were also touted by the other candidates, on issues that are widely recognised by businessmen and development experts in Mongolia and abroad as most important to the nation's future.

And so Apple should be allowed to implement the changes to their ecosystem as they see fit.

If I can get a few fresh faces in, a bit of pace and energy, and I'm allowed to implement my battle plan, we'll be ok".

The party that loses cannot be allowed to implement its agenda as if it won.