Sentence examples similar to allow the right of reply from inspiring English sources

Lawyers representing both sides will have the right of reply to what they heard on Wednesday.

Click on the down arrow located to the right of "Reply.

Davie says that "in the weird world of the BBC" Panorama allowed the BBC a right of reply.

Then the Pentagon got an uncontested right-of-reply after Winterbottom and Ahmed had signed off.

Previously, Replies used to be a one-way dialog, allowing the audience to reply to the author of a post.

They both must see that even if the letter of the code was observed – a right of reply was allowed – a coach and horses was driven through its intent.

A public stoning that consists of insults directed at someone who has critical ideas, without allowing her a few minutes of the right to reply.

Having said that no newspaper, even the Guardian, guarantees a right of reply.

But it's a measure of Sophocles's even-handedness that he neither condones nor condemns Electra's vengefulness: indeed he goes out of his way to give Clytemnestra right of reply by allowing her to argue that she murdered Agamemnon in retaliation for his sacrifice of Iphigenia.

I spoke to the club before airing the interview to give them right of reply on a number of allegations.

Earlier, Watson vented his spleen over Mensch's appearance on Radio 4's Today, tweeting the programme directly to seek a right of reply: "Good morning @BBCr4today Are you going to allow me to clarify my position?