Sentence examples for allow any person from inspiring English sources
"They will not allow any person in there who is associated with the government.
"We will never allow any person, any organisation, any political party, at any time, in any way, to split from any part of China's territory," he said.
A treaty guideline says signatories "should not allow any person employed by the tobacco industry or any entity working to further its interests to be a member of any government body, committee or advisory group that sets or implements tobacco control or public health policy".
Both of us would never allow any person to jeopardise the harmony of the group.
When we allow any person to get on our nation's public airwaves and objectify and demean women, we tacitly give our approval for others to do the same.
The storm struck both communities, and the bridge in between, causing the loss of many lives, and on October 17, the toll collector on the bridge closed off the gate and did not allow any person to cross.
They were backed by a Washington State law that allows "any person" the right to visit when it serves a child's best interest.
The European Convention on Human Rights, for example, allows "any person, nongovernmental organization or group of individuals" to seek redress, leading to many court rulings in favor of companies, like Dubus S.A. v. France.
The states generally have laws that allow grandparents to seek visitation with grandchildren, but Washington's law is unusual because it allows "any person" at "any time" to petition a family court and get visitation rights if the court determines that such visits would be best for the child.
But the Washington law, as Justice Sandra Day O'Connor noted in her plurality opinion, is "breathtakingly broad" in that it allowed "any person" at "any time" to get visitation rights if the court decided that visitation would "serve the best interest of the child".
On Monday, by 6 to 3, the court held that a Washington State law went too far by allowing a judge to grant "any person" rights to visit a child over a mother's objections.
