Sentence examples for allowed to express a from inspiring English sources

Brown: Of course she's allowed to express a view, and I was saying that.

It is only whites who are not allowed to express a similar preference.

To express the c-myc-tagged proteins, vectors were constructed which allowed to express a protein of interest with three tandem copies of the c-myc (Myc) epitopes, this plasmids were designated as pEhExMyc.

In its response to Harris the radio division said presenters were allowed to express an opinion.

I hated it.' They feel they're allowed to express an opinion.

At village meetings men sit in an inner circle to discuss important village issues, while the women sit on the outside, only occasionally allowed to express an opinion.

There was no recognition of the fact that 50% of voters were too young to have been allowed to express an opinion in 1975".

In the coming murder trial, Judge Pollak ruled, fingerprint experts will not be allowed to express an opinion about whether fingerprints match, but will only be allowed to testify as to the points they see as similar.

Number 10 sources also said that although MPs would be allowed to express an opinion before a decision on military action is taken, it was up to the Prime Minister to take the final decision.

However, parents interested in sending their pupils to the Stour Valley Community School were allowed to express an interest along with their application forms.

Field (2008) has consequently developed a theory of truth with a non-classical conditional operator, which allows to express a notion of determinate truth and to state that the Liar is not determinately true.