Sentence examples for allowed to excuse from inspiring English sources

"The Unknown Terrorist shows what happens when fear is allowed to excuse the erosion of civil liberties," wrote Mark Sanderson in the Sunday Telegraph.

Childhood maltreatment is alluded to, but such is the towering moral agency invested in the characters that it's not allowed to excuse their behaviour.

The lessons that tend to raise eyebrows outside the school, according to Vernacchio, are a medical research video he shows of a woman ejaculating — students are allowed to excuse themselves if they prefer not to watch — and a couple of dozen up-close photographs of vulvas and penises.

This allows the engineer to avoid the trap of situational ethics where perpetrators are allowed to excuse their poor ethical choices because there are no right or wrong answers.

No player was allowed to excuse himself.

In a 2015 poll from PDK/Gallup, 44percentt of white parents said they think they should be allowed to excuse their children from tests, compared to 35percentt of Hispanic parents and 28percentt of black parents parents.

The rules say that both players retreat to their previous spaces, but they don't tell you how to react to that awkward contact, other than that you're not allowed to say, "Excuse me," because you're not allowed to talk.

After every meal, the girls had to sit at the table for an hour before they were allowed to be excused.

"Individuals in group treatment programmes who give explanations for why they got involved in crime are said to be suffering from cognitive distortions or criminal thinking, and are told they're not allowed to make excuses and justifications, but have to accept complete responsibility for their crimes.

"Individuals in group treatment programs who give explanations for why they got involved in crime are said to be suffering from cognitive distortions or criminal thinking, and are told they're not allowed to make excuses and justifications, but have to accept complete responsibility for their crimes.

Management objectives are important, but they can never be allowed to become an excuse for poor care".