Sentence examples for allowed to lead from inspiring English sources
The first mistake is that the CND should not have been allowed to "lead the process".
"How is a guy like Shaq allowed to lead with his elbow?" Pippen asked.
A high school student allowed to lead grace will feel like an adult.
No president would be allowed to lead his forces into battle, alien enemy or no.
And it was only after she voiced dissent against the practice was she allowed to lead.
Why was J. Edgar Hoover allowed to lead the FBI for nearly half a century?
The religious decree solves a longstanding problem in all-girl schools, where women had not been allowed to lead prayers.
When economists, academics and bankers are allowed to lead the debate, the essential human element goes missing.
Under the agreement, he will be allowed to lead the government until November, if holding elections takes that long.
He said that the transition "should not be allowed to lead to the collapse of the state and its institutions".
It can be what's known in policy circles as Progressive Federalism -- an ideology whereby "governors and activist state attorneys general [are allowed to] lead the way on environmental initiatives, consumer protection and other issues," as the New York Times reported in a piece about the Obama administration's support for the idea.
