Sentence examples for be allowed to prove from inspiring English sources

White said Vick made a mistake and should be allowed to prove he has learned from it.

The only question left in the newly appointed colonel's mind was whether his troops would be allowed to prove their martial capacities on the battlefield.

Suing such a charity does not violate First Amendment speech protections "so long as the plaintiffs are able to prove that the defendants knew about the organization's illegal activity, desired to help that activity succeed and engaged in some act of helping," wrote Judge Ilana D. Rovner, saying the family should be allowed to prove that the charities knew of the terrorist links.

Yahoo will be allowed to prove that it fought against the National Security Agency's Internet spying program, PRISM.

Advocates argue that those formerly in prison should be allowed to prove their qualifications for a job instead of being eliminated early in the process due to their criminal background.

All three siblings may well prove to be able young leaders and should certainly be allowed to prove their worth in politics but through a proper meritocratic process beyond just their surname.

Car owners are judged to be guilty before being allowed to prove their innocence!

UIMM Based on Anonymous Credentials Zhang and Chen ([2010]) proposes a Universal Identity Management Model (UIMM) where users are allowed to prove the ownership of their identity credentials without having to communicate with the IdP.

Mr. Gelernt said Mr. Kidd should be allowed to try to prove that he would not have been arrested but for an improper motive.

Under the deal, prosecutors were allowed to try to prove that the killings were premeditated.

Justice Kennedy wrote that Mr. Frye should have been allowed to try to prove that he would have accepted the original offer.