Sentence examples for was allowed to send from inspiring English sources

He was allowed to send one letter and to receive one letter every six months.

A man was allowed to send away his wife at his own pleasure with or without divorce money.

Undaunted, he read through the rules of the consortium and found that every member was allowed to send a delegate.

She was allowed to send a few dollars each month to an account that Kristopher could use for food and toiletries beyond the standard fare.

But outside analysts said recent news of his deteriorating health and the letters he was allowed to send to his family in recent weeks, along with another videotaped interview shown by The Choson Sinbo and CNN last month, were probably efforts by the North Korean government to force Washington to engage in dialogue.

Because a national election seemed logistically impossible in the 1780s – and because the framers of the constitution worried about putting too much power directly in the hands of "We the People" – the electoral college was created, and each state was allowed to send electors (equal in number to that state's congressional delegation) to pick the president.

Americans will now be allowed to send money to Cubans to support "private economic activity".

"Technically, they shouldn't have been allowed to send me anywhere," Mr. Theisen said.

Should companies be allowed to send e-mail to people who didn't request it?

All member of Congress are allowed to send communications to their constituents at public expense in a process called franking.

The United Nations has been allowed to send food rations to what it estimates to be more than 200,000 displaced civilians.