Sentence examples for be allowed to critically from inspiring English sources
In order to further increase credibility, focus group discussions where participants would be allowed to critically analyze the results and comment on them, could have been conducted to confirm the researchers' interpretation of data and clarify the information provided.
Children need to be allowed to think freely and critically.
That is likely to end with the election of a new mayor, to be chosen in a runoff election on Sunday, when the debate will recommence as to which kinds of cruise liner will be allowed to dock in Venice and – critically for the industry – the route they will be allowed to take to get there.
My own view continues to be that abortion should not be allowed to block the passage of critically needed health care reform.
By Nick Paumgarten Last month, after a limb fell from an elm tree near the Central Park Zoo, critically injuring a woman and killing her infant daughter, citizens wondered, as citizens will, how such a thing could be allowed to happen.
The importance of the outcome will depend critically on what the winners do, or are allowed to do, with their victory, and how their actions are perceived.
Critically to this kind of competition, though, any team was allowed to compete regardless of pedigree or funding, and the industry has likely been watching the proceedings closely, keeping an eye out for tiny companies or teams with potential.
"I saw for myself, three people died and one was critically injured," said Hussein Ali, a 30-year-old cafeteria worker at the hospital who was allowed to leave.
Being allowed to do nothing.
Saddam was allowed to survive.
