Sentence examples for would allow to exercise from inspiring English sources

Although the German Antitrust Authority oversees M&A activity in the hospital sector, there are concerns that this may not prevent highly concentrated hospital markets that would allow to exercise market power [10]b.

However satisfying their victory, the deputies were constantly reminded that they were still functioning under the iron grip of Israel, which had the final word on what powers they would be allowed to exercise.

He said he also wanted some assurance from the judge that Mr. Morales would be allowed to exercise his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination if he was called as a witness in Mr. Lemus's trial.

In 1991 the Organization of African Unity (the precursor to the African Union) and UN jointly brokered a ceasefire between the Frente POLISARIO, the legitimate political representatives of the Saharawi people, and Morocco with the agreement that the Saharawi people would be allowed to exercise our right to self-determination through a referendum.

While I applaud this action, the Dalai Lama did not relinquish his claim to political power over Tibet until he was 77 years old, at which point it was fairly clear that he would never be allowed to exercise it in his lifetime.

His sartorial preferences from May to October, were he allowed to exercise them, would be wife-beaters and those little blue underwear bikinis favored by the Brits.

Only, instead of being allowed to exercise the most basic of rights you'd expect a parent to possess, he's been forced to appeal to the high court tomorrow to allow his daughter to die with dignity.

He was allowed to exercise the same authority as the real principal, although he was told beforehand that not much would come up.

Another set of rodents were not allowed to exercise.

Colleges are allowed to exercise professional judgment in certain circumstances.

They cook and clean and are not allowed to exercise.