Sentence examples for be allowed to retake from inspiring English sources

The most senior Taliban and al-Qaeda leaders are ensconced there, and they must not be allowed to retake power in Afghanistan.

Sánchez had dismissed pleas from parts of the PSOE to allow the PP back into government, insisting that the latter was too deeply mired in a series of corruption scandals to be allowed to retake office.

In one case, a mature student was allowed to retake an A-level maths module 29 times.

The referee claimed Kaljot kicked the ball before his whistle, so he was allowed to retake it.

"Those who failed were allowed to retake the exact same modules, endlessly repeating them until they scraped through.

Aaron Cruden missed his first conversion attempt but was allowed to retake it – successfully – after the referee, Owens, ruled that some Irish players had charged prematurely.

The stand-off missed his initial attempt, but was allowed to retake it after referee Jerome Garces ruled that South African wing Bryan Habana had started his charge down too early.

Under the proposal, students would be allowed to take the English section of the test multiple times until they achieved a score they were satisfied with, similar to how students in the United States are allowed to retake the SAT or ACT exams.

He was allowed to retake it and achieved a respectable score, good enough for him to get on the podium at his home Games.

At some of these 13 franchises, franchisees who do not initially meet the minimum score are allowed to retake the training course or may be provided with individual training to help prepare them to be part of the network.

Although the Third Crusade, in the end, failed to retake Jerusalem, a three year truce, the Treaty of Jaffa, was eventually negotiated with Saladin - Christian pilgrims from the west would once again be allowed to visit Jerusalem.