Sentence examples for be allowed to show from inspiring English sources

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E-cigarette advertisers will be allowed to show their products on television from next month, under codes announced on Thursday.

"Because even if you go through all of the approvals, you might still not be allowed to show your film".

How much should a painting's history — even its history of misguided prior treatments — be allowed to show through?

But this is absurdly good, and I have absolutely no idea why the Americans shouldn't be allowed to show off, to redo absolute class.

The protest came after the city councillor Franco D'Alfonso argued in a newspaper article that the duo should not be allowed to show in the city's communal spaces.

They also hope to be allowed to show her television interview and to cross-examine her about the apparent contradictions between what she said then and today's testimony.

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"The whole debate over whether we are allowed to show Hitler as a human being is wrong," said Bernd Eichinger, the film's writer and producer.

McCain, Giuliani, Schwarzenegger, and the rest were allowed to show themselves.

He wanted to know how much enthusiasm the players were allowed to show onstage.

As one friend put it "it's not something we are allowed to show".

E-cigarettes have been allowed to be advertised on TV for some time, however until now ads have not been allowed to show someone vaping.

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