Sentence examples for allowed to counter from inspiring English sources

Whether such a statement will make a difference in another country's court system is up for debate but the Ecuadorians and their attorneys expect they will be allowed to counter Chevron's "facts" with their own set of facts -- facts that were discounted, ignored or not allowed into evidence in Judge Kaplan's courtroom.

If the authorities are allowed to use counter-terrorist powers in this way the chilling effect on freedom of expression both in the UK and around the world is substantial.

A grim death, sure, but at the time he felt anything had to be better than not being allowed to play Counter-Strike.

Champions League opponents played on the front foot and allowed Dortmund to counter with pace.

However, when Shaaban claimed "there is no civil war in Syria", Davis's inclusive tutorial manner only allowed him to counter by trying a different question.

It fell well short and allowed Pacquiao to counter with a machine-gun right left that unbalanced Márquez, making him look suddenly clumsy and amateurish.

"Although our study cannot determine the exact underlying mechanism operative in dogs, the subjects' physiological measures taken during the study allowed us to counter the alternative hypothesis of yawning as a distress response.

The Lions lost one against the head after Youngs delayed the put-in, while O'Driscoll's pass straight to Folau allowed Australia to counter dangerously, before the Irish centre was penalised for hands in a ruck.

This allowed Batista to counter the maneuver into a Batista Bomb, but Cena managed to escape after Michaels interfered.

So let's allow Stackhouse to counter the righteousness of the argument with an appropriate dose of realism.

That allows Real to counter.