Sentence examples for be allowed to oppose from inspiring English sources

Even now, they will not be allowed to oppose membership of the EU until after his negotiation is complete.

Having made many speeches in favour of ethnic tolerance, he insists that his party should be allowed to argue against the abuse of the asylum system without being accused of racism, just as it should be allowed to oppose British membership of the euro without being accused of seeking to quit the European Union.

For such equations, we can still fold the constant damping k into the coefficient (17) of the canonical form (16), where it will be allowed to oppose internal oscillatory tendencies.

No member of Congress should be allowed to vigorously oppose the recovery bill with one hand and stuff nuclear pork into it with the other.

He has argued that hundreds of thousands of Americans brought to the United States as children should be allowed to stay and opposes the president's demand that Congress fund a wall on the Mexico border as part of any fix.

Israeli law requires that two days be allowed to grant those who oppose any prisoner swap time to appeal against the decision.

Unless Congress acts quickly to reassert these limits, banks and other financial firms will be allowed to support congressional candidates who oppose Obama's bank proposals.

In the CBS News poll, 49percentt said illegal immigrants should be allowed to apply, and 43 percent opposed the idea.

In a recent Los Angeles Times poll, 24% of Americans said that gays should be allowed to marry, and 34% opposed any form of legal union for same-sex couples; but the biggest number 38%— plumped for civil unions.

Grant determined Simms is not a danger and should be allowed to remain in the community as opposed to housed in a mental institution.

He orders that representatives from opposing factions be allowed to monitor the daily activity at the Registrar of Voters' office to establish honest voter registration.