Sentence examples for be allowed to broach from inspiring English sources
Although there are countervailing arguments Mr Hague's critics retort that the police had good reason to alter their behaviour after the abuses and incompetence uncovered by Lord Macpherson this is surely the sort of issue politicians should be allowed to broach without being muzzled.
And Elle, like her sister, has been allowed to broach some decidedly grown-up material.
Earlier, in 1969, when only approximately 700 Jews were allowed to emigrate from the Soviet Union, Mr. Kissinger, then the national security adviser, broached the issue with the Soviet ambassador, Anatoly F. Dobrynin.
... I'm glad we went there and at least broached the subject". Since White bought the property in October 2012, Anderson has been allowed to stay there until things get sorted out and finalized.
It seems that as long as certain incendiary topics are not broached — among them the Tiananmen Square massacre, Tibet, the Cultural Revolution, the outlawed religious group Falun Gong — then independent filmmakers are allowed to work.
The Americans were confident enough to broach being cocky.
If there's a style or approach that links Sissako's films, it's his fragmentary storytelling, which allows him to broach difficult, dense and complex subjects without attempting to draw grand conclusions.
If not, you can be the first to broach the subject.
This study allowed us to broach the almost untestable question of population-level selective forces for quinolone resistance in bacteria within a malaria-endemic area.
It's a subject Henry is uniquely qualified to broach.
