Sentence examples for allowed to push it from inspiring English sources

She was one of a clutch of non-executive directors ousted from BT by Sir Christopher Bland, when he became chairman in early 2002, to placate investors who were angry that the company's executives had been allowed to push it to the brink of collapse.

A friend told me that her and her husband ask first "Is this a good time to talk?" before having any serious discussions -- and if the other person says "no," you aren't allowed to push it.

Paul Reuter, national officer for Unite, said: "If Royal Mail are allowed to push ahead with forced redundancies it will keep coming back for more, so Unite intends to stop Royal Mail in its tracks.

Note that it is assumed that high-priority customers are allowed to push out low-priority customers being in service upon the arrival of high-priority customers.

"If they come near our shores, they're allowed to push them out.

Aircrafts are allowed to push back whenever are ready and the runway capacity is constrained.

But who has been pushing them - more importantly, who has been allowed to push them?

Usually you're not allowed to push a goalie into the net.

This would allow to push the determination of the range of the index beyond 6.

But they are not allowed to push and assault our photographers -- our student photographers".

In the mud and deep water, the protected, sealed battery took it like a champ, while on the track the responsive electric motors and nicely balanced handling allowed us to push it much harder than I expected.