Sentence examples for allowed to confront from inspiring English sources

He noted that although inmates identified as gang members are granted periodic hearings, under the current policy they are not allowed to confront their accusers -- or even to know who their accusers are.

The Guardian revealed that violent and abusive men were being allowed to confront and cross-examine their former partners in secretive court hearings that failed to protect women who were victims of abuse.

Violent and abusive men are being allowed to confront and cross-examine their former partners in secretive court hearings that fail to protect women who are victims of abuse, a Guardian investigation has found.

After watching a reenactment of his brother's death by his killers, he demanded Oppenheimer insists it was his idea to be allowed to confront these men.

MLB says A-Rod never testified that he didn't do the crime-of-the-month; the ballplayer's people say he walked out because he wasn't allowed to confront Selig.

Much of the fervor surrounding Johnson stems from the fact that, though eliminated in the fourth episode, he appears to be allowed to confront the rest of the contestants in Episode 5, in lieu of being shipped directly to the airport. .

It's the only prime-time national event at which ordinary citizens are allowed to directly confront the candidates.

But no one was allowed to speak, to confront them, to beg for reason".

Working with young players allowed him to confront, and soothe, the bitterness inside him.

This allowed them to confront for the first time an important prediction of inflation theory.

Unlike Edmunds, Bière was allowed directly to confront witnesses with her own version of events.