Sentence examples for been allowed to communicate from inspiring English sources

He has not been allowed to communicate with his family or a lawyer.

"To start with," he says, "there are probably 200 detainees who either don't have lawyers or have not been allowed to communicate with their lawyers.

Mr. Hekmati, who was born in Flagstaff, Ariz., and spent part of his youth in Flint, Mich., where some members of his family still live, has not been allowed to communicate with relatives or legal counsel either in Iran or the United States.

Half the groups were allowed to communicate freely.

If my friend were allowed to communicate with me, what would his advice be?

He is still alone, and he will not be allowed to communicate with supporters.

You're allowed to communicate the concerns and criticisms you have.

The groups are forbidden from directly talking to each other but are allowed to communicate through passing notes.

Under the Geneva Convention, prisoners of war are allowed to communicate with their families only through the Red Cross.

He or she would report directly to the commerce secretary, and would be allowed to communicate views to Congress that are not necessarily those of the administration.

Participating banks cannot publicly issue research or make recommendations until 40 days after an IPO is priced, but their analysts are allowed to communicate estimates orally to customers.