Sentence examples for been allowed to answer from inspiring English sources

"The industry has been allowed to answer 'I don't know' to many sustainability questions.

He complained that Dr. Borukhova had not been allowed to answer any question that began with "why," including why she bought a hidden tape recorder ahead of the murder and obsessively recorded private conversations.

Sometimes, I was allowed to answer his phone.

(C) Students received their test booklets back the next week and were allowed to answer omitted questions.

"The witness should be allowed to answer the question," McCain said.

We always abide by this-the accused must have the last word and be allowed to answer the prosecution.

"Will the witness be allowed to answer the question?" said John McCain, a Republican from Arizona and an ex officio member.

— MICHAEL D. SHEAR A viewer asked the candidates how they would achieve energy independence, but only Mr. Cain was allowed to answer.

Only individuals who selected 'Yes' when asked if they were willing to take part in the study were allowed to answer the remainder of the survey questions.

"Will the witness be allowed to answer the question?" said Senator John McCain of Arizona, an ex officio member of the committee.

Those of us involved in inquest work know only too well how frustrated juries often feel at only being allowed to answer the questions put to them, but of course the jury in an inquest is not allowed to reach decisions which result in people being sent to prison.