Sentence examples for allows guards from inspiring English sources

The only window allows guards to look in at you, but gives you no view of the world outside.

Alameda County is one of just three counties in the Bay Area that allows guards to use pepper spray in juvenile hall.

Bryant Stith, who played with Abdul-Rauf in Denver and has known him since they were teammates at a Nike recruiting camp as high school seniors, wonders how Abdul-Rauf might have fared in today's NBA, which has begun to reckon with the true value of the three-pointer and allows guards like Curry so much space to improvise and dictate offenses with their scoring ability.

"A similar measure allowing guards to fire on poachers in Assam has helped the northeast state's population of endangered one-horned rhinos recover," The AP reported.

Those being searched had to lift their genitals or breasts, spread their buttocks and allow guards to inspect their body cavities.

The bicycles allow guards to reach spots that the centers Jeeps cannot and to get there faster than guards on foot.

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission does not endorse that idea but it has urged Congress to allow guards at the plants to carry high-powered weaponry.

In 1791, the English philosopher Jeremy Bentham coined the term "panopticon": an inspection house that allowed guards to see all cells in a prison, while remaining hidden from view.

At the two women's jails at Rikers Island, where about 60percentt of the guards are female, partitions have been put up in showers that allow guards to see inmates only from the neck up.

He also admitted today that he had allowed guards and Serbian soldiers to come in, night after night, and abuse and rape Muslim and other non-Serbian girls and women.

Gen. Antonio M. Taguba, criticized General Miller's recommendations, saying that allowing guards to "set the conditions" for the interrogations would "clearly run counter to the smooth operation of a detention facility".