Sentence examples for allowed to present a from inspiring English sources
Sixteen people were acquitted after lawyers said they had not been allowed to present a proper defence before the judgment was made.
Everyone tried before a military commission will know the charges against him, be represented by qualified counsel and be allowed to present a defense.
Sixteen defendants were acquitted after lawyers said they had not been allowed to present a proper defence during either the trial's first hearing, on Saturday, or the second and final session on Monday.
In 1991, backed by Outrage!, he dressed up as a concentration camp inmate to attend Tynwald Day, a Manx national holiday when ordinary citizens are allowed to present a "petition for redress" to Tynwald, the island's parliament.
The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press, based in Arlington, Va., filed a brief in the case arguing that Mr. Matthews should have been allowed to present a First Amendment defense.
The press regulator has received more than 300 complaints about an article by the Sun columnist Kelvin Mackenzie, in which he suggested that an award-winning journalist should not have been allowed to present a news programme featuring a report of last week's mass killings in Nice because she is a Muslim and wears the hijab.
After Abushagur's list was voted down, he was allowed to present an emergency replacement cabinet list.
She believed that she had persuaded Summers to raise the stimulus recommendation above the initial estimate, six hundred billion dollars, to something closer to eight hundred billion dollars, but she was frustrated that she wasn't allowed to present an even larger option.
The group, which is closely tied to the union that represents reporters at both newspapers, has been allowed to present an argument at today's hearing on why the operating agreement should be preserved.
Ojo filed a motion for a retrial on the grounds that she was not allowed to present an eyewitness account expert to discredit witness testimony from the prosecution.
What the prosecutors are allowed to present to a jury about Mr. Bryant's statements and what his defense lawyers can present about the woman's background and medical history will be a big part of what a jury hears when the trial begins.
