Sentence examples for be allowed to host from inspiring English sources
To be fair to Smith, the CMA was never going to be allowed to host a fireworks display.
And why should neighboring Belarus be allowed to host the 2014 World Hockey Championships when the regime has imprisoned pro-democracy activists?
He added that ATO local chapter would not be allowed to host social events, participate in interfraternity events or sponsor new members while under suspension.
Mr. Platini was suspended as UEFA president in October, and he will not be allowed to host a ceremony in Paris on Saturday for the draw for next summer's European championships, which will be played in his home country, France.
The R&A has since indicated that Open venues that refuse to admit women as members will no longer be allowed to host the championship, adding to Muirfield's isolation.
Best to sing in English (May 2013) Azerbaijan should not be allowed to host Eurovision, however camp its president's moustache may be (May 2012) Musically, Britain is Europhile and France is Europhobe (May 2005).
Having lunched so often at Joe Allen's, he was allowed to host his retirement party there in September 2012 and a brass plaque was placed on the wall next to his favourite corner table.
Yes, politically it's all been a bit dodgy, and I'm not convinced China should ever have been allowed to host them, but the fact remains that our athletes have done incredibly well, and they deserve some credit for that.
Kim Jong-il's visit marked the opening of the Mt Chilbo Homestay – one of the few homestays in North Korea, if not the only one, that is allowed to host foreigners.
