Sentence examples for be allowed to conclude from inspiring English sources

"It is very important that the QCA should be allowed to conclude them in a timely and orderly fashion in order to safeguard the interests of pupils, schools and taxpayers".

"Perhaps we might be allowed to conclude that we have been meeting some of our challenges, thus far, with outcomes that, while not perfect, are not too bad," Stevens said.

Elsewhere, Elbow performed Open Arms – there's something sweetly improbable about the world's athletes flooding into the stadium to the strains of a song about a community centre in Bury – as well adhering to the strictly-enforced law that demands no televised sporting event can be allowed to conclude without the playing of One Day Like This.

"However, the ongoing police investigation must be allowed to conclude".

"However, while there is an ongoing police investigation, this must be allowed to conclude.

This gave it "preferred bidder" status and triggered a 90-day period in which no other interested party would be allowed to conclude a deal with BP.

Had Mr. Blix been allowed to conclude his work there is no question by June of 2003 at the latest the WMD myth would have imploded, and likely that damn Saddam with it".Regime change" and "revenge for Bush 41's Iraq failures" were ever and always the US's true motives, and The Economist editors were surely bright enough to have known that.

The decision of the state court of appeals should be allowed to stand, he concluded.

Grillo argued that it is "profoundly immoral that convicted criminals should be allowed to sit in parliament," and concluded, "If the law allows it, the law should be changed".

Such soldiers should be allowed to receive conscientious objector status, he concluded.

How is that possible?" He then called on Uri Rosenthal, the foreign minister, to make a public statement, before concluding, "This cannot be allowed to rest".