Sentence examples for be allowed to face from inspiring English sources
He has one final judicial review to go in January and growing cross-party support in his bid to be allowed to face trial here.
They have been persuaded that the financial system must not be tinkered with; it must not be taxed; and above all, it must not be allowed to face the wrath of market forces.
Ramirez will not be allowed to face his parent club in the Premier League.
Some argue that fundamental difference means San Marino should not be allowed to face the likes of England in competitive fixtures.
If developers were allowed to face directly the high land costs of providing so much parking, the number of spaces would be a result of a careful economic calculation rather than a matter of satisfying a legal requirement.
For example, it meant that catcher Austin Romine, who has played seven games in his major league career, was allowed to face Boston closer Jonathan Papelbon with the bases loaded and two outs in the bottom of the ninth.
All those other supposedly unproductive, uneconomic and state subsidised industries were allowed to face the economic X-Factor of the 80s and 90s and yet farmers somehow managed to cling to their subsidies and their land and their EC protected crop gluts and received generous benefits simply for doing us all a favour and acting as 'custodians' of the land.
Shrews manager Graham Turner may be left to rue the 'oversight' which led to on-loan Torquay striker Jake Robinson being allowed to face his parent club, as the 24-year-old was instrumental in helping the Gulls seal a two-goal cushion.
In this country, one is allowed to face their accuser, but there is no accuser in this case.
