Sentence examples for be allowed to defend from inspiring English sources
"I don't suspect that Saddam would be allowed to defend himself, personally cross-examining and confronting witnesses," said Professor Feldman.
His legal skills, then, were proof that he was fit to be executed — but not good enough that he be allowed to defend himself.
She is already under pressure to delay the trial because of the courtroom wrangling in recent months over Mr. Moussaoui's request that he be allowed to defend himself.
The Yugoslav Left, Mrs. Markovic's party, condemned the arrest and called for Mr. Milosevic to be allowed to defend himself in freedom.
As Americans head for their voting booths today, they can also ponder the biggest balloting question in sports: will the Miami Hurricanes be allowed to defend their national college football championship in the title game of the Bowl Championship Series?
Some doubt - ridiculously - was last week cast on Everton receiving the fourth Champions League place, after suggestions that instead Liverpool might be allowed to defend the trophy should they win it.
"Bob was attacking Carl's opinion," Ms. Leach said, "so Carl was allowed to defend his opinion.
He was allowed to defend himself, and he and his lawyers were permitted to cross-examine witnesses.
America has imposed tariffs of 126% on Firth Rixson's products; the EU says that the firm has not been allowed to defend the charge.
He said that he had been allowed to defend Ms. Saberi and that he expected the court to rule in the coming days.
"His excellency, we would like to thank you for informing us that we are allowed to defend ourselves with a lawyer," said Mr. Taubmann, again standing.
