Sentence examples for be allowed on a from inspiring English sources

Remarks were more expansive than what would be allowed on a televised show (no one is played off the stage) and yet also at times took on a stump-speech feeling, as if winners were trying out turns of phrase they might use elsewhere in the next couple of months.

The cars zoom at astonishing speeds, far faster than would ever be allowed on a similar road in the West, if there was one.

But it is possible that the project could be allowed on a former salt pond.

"If you're too drunk, you obviously shouldn't be allowed on a plane," he says.

Then, in 1976, the Italian Supreme Court ruled that private broadcasting could be allowed on a local level.

Regardless of any improvements in monitoring foul play, Lambert should never be allowed on a soccer field again.

Electronic devices that don't have any charge will not be allowed on an aircraft, officials said, in crackdown on sophisticated bomb devices.

The expert says that during the period of peak communicability, the infected person would be too weak and too fully covered with pus-oozing pockmarks to be allowed on an international flight.

Why was it necessary to shoot a man who was almost certainly unarmed, since no Afghan suspected of insurgent ties would be allowed on an American base with a weapon?

But it remains to be seen whether aid will be allowed on an ongoing basis in Madaya, Foua and Kafraya for the long term -- even though such humanitarian access is clearly granted by international law.

Beginning with the second session, the treated region will be checked, and further mini-moxa will not be allowed on an acupoint where a second-degree or higher burn occurred.