Sentence examples for be allowed to draw from inspiring English sources

It asked if players should be allowed to draw at any time, only after 30, 40 or 50 moves, or not at all.

A voice vote calling for an impeachment investigation of the judge, Samuel B. Kent of Federal District Court, came after disagreement over whether Judge Kent should be allowed to draw his salary while he serves his sentence.

Parents and grandparents will be allowed to draw on their pension pots to secure deposits for young family members to help them get a foot on the housing ladder, Nick Clegg has announced.

There was the time when they tried to argue with a Catholic Sunday school teacher that François should be allowed to draw two women, rather than a man and a woman, when drawing the picture of a family.

Earlier this month Coleman became the first artist to be allowed to draw sketches inside an English courtroom for more than 80 years, when she was given permission to draw during a supreme court hearing.

Although he wanted most of all to be allowed to draw up a legal code for his own or some foreign country, his practical influence was far more indirect and derived largely from the diffusion of utilitarian ideas during the 19th century.

As a child, Jewel had been allowed to draw on the kitchen walls.

Viewers are allowed to draw their own conclusions from Albert's interest and nonverbal reaction.

When we, and Ben, were allowed to draw breath, we got the full amazing story.

The tone is controlled, the writing smart, the narration neutral; we are allowed to draw our own conclusions.

We're allowed to draw an image of him, we're allowed to make movies about him - other religions you're not allowed.