Sentence examples for allowed to proclaim from inspiring English sources

If Zayn is ever to receive any form of justice, he must be allowed to proclaim his innocence and pave the way for his possible release.

The council would render a decision on who would be allowed to continue to proclaim their views.

Last year Michael Reiss, professor of education at the Institute of Science Education and an Anglican priest, told the Guardian that while it was "important" for organisations that did not accept the theory of evolution to be "allowed to exist and to proclaim their message" in a free society, the arguments against the theory of evolution were invalid.

The Guardian has been one place which has allowed me to proclaim my views prominently.

This allowed Timpson to proclaim that his rival "would be Gordon Brown's puppet" when she revealed that she would back the PM.

(Every state except Mississippi and West Virginia allows parents to proclaim a religious reason for not vaccinating a child).

After his one-day visit, he has come away with enough pledges from Mr Kim to allow him to proclaim a diplomatic breakthrough.

But that alone would not be enough to allow him "to proclaim, without fear of contradiction, that he is now the Democratic nominee".

Celebrity, on the other hand, has a serviceably ironic ring to it: it allows us to proclaim our disdain for famous people without having to go to the trouble of paying attention to their work.

As voters in 21 states made their choice for the Republican presidential nomination, several of Mr. McCain's victories came in states that award all their delegates to the statewide winner, including New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Delaware, allowing him to proclaim himself the favorite.

Recently, North Korea has been showing signs that it is adopting reforms similar to those used to open up the Chinese economy.Mr Koizumi came away from his meeting last week with the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-il, with enough pledges to allow him to proclaim a breakthrough.