Examples of using Allowed to go in English and their translations into Portuguese
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You're not allowed to go in them unless you have got two
Someone who's allowed to go everywhere. Someone who is the very eyes and ears of the place.
In the worst case you are not allowed to go by car, because too much ozone may be formed.
I want those who already use a better system to be allowed to go on using that system.
the campaign allowed to go half the way.
I'm not allowed to go after.
The hotspot in Alken is thought to have been caused by two parties that were allowed to go on in the weekend of 7 March.
The opportunity to visit a 40-m high wind turbine at Hanstholm you are allowed to go up to the top.
And so, often we get the feeling that it's not allowed to go to the movies or to relax
Waste incineration in Thisted The opportunity to visit a 40-m high wind turbine at Hanstholm you are allowed to go up to the top.
Inequalities in advanced reflections of each group were not allowed to go as far and as fast as Vio. Me eg wished.
it is not allowed to go ashore in any way.
The existence of the feminist group allowed to go beyond the militant framework,
And they were never allowed to go to school because they were an extra earning hand at home.
Once in, those inspectors must be allowed to go wherever they want, whenever they want.
The highways which are well repaired by then allowed to go by the highest speed.
Such comments cannot be allowed to go unchallenged, and I would ask you,
The Byzantine army was given a cease fire of three days and allowed to go as far as they could with their families and treasure.
For John said to Herod:'It is not allowed to go live with the wife of his brother.
Many competing plans would be allowed to go ahead and those that succeeded would be copied and improved upon.