Sentence examples for are allowed to present from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

A lot of former allies are allowed to present themselves in the best possible light, without any hindsight, cautionary notes or credibility checks, including Dick Morris, a political strategist and former Clinton adviser who fell out of favor, had a change of heart and is now a contributor to Fox News.

"They are mentored in writing articles and are allowed to present their PhD research to a critical audience that gives valuable feedback.

If, come January, they are allowed to present themselves as sane, reasonable correctives to Trump, his world view will have been ratified, not rejected.

All authors including group members are allowed to present the results.

On Thursday, utility executives will be allowed to present their views to the panel.

With her, a set of humble ingredients were allowed to present the best of themselves.

(The other shareholder must be allowed to present his case at that meeting).

Why should puerile pseudonyms be allowed to present themselves as participants in a democratic debate?

By 1959, the Bolshoi was allowed to present some of its signature works in New York.