Sentence examples for being allowed to question from inspiring English sources

Mallah, who was tried and acquitted of terrorism charges in 2005, sparked a federal government frontbench boycott, an internal ABC review and a communications department investigation after being allowed to question the Liberal MP Steve Ciobo during an episode of the program in June.

I was allowed to question what he did, and he could question what I did".

To have a real debate, the contestants should be allowed to question each other directly.

Neither American officials nor IAEA inspectors have been allowed to question him.

At the Johnson Space Center in Houston I saw dozens of situations where ordinary people were allowed to question astronauts.

Prosecutors were allowed to question Mr. Melesse about many of his conversations with Mrs. Silverman about Mr. Kimes.

Tennis players, for example, are allowed to question line judges a maximum of three times per set.

Among hardline neoliberals, no one is allowed to question the sanctity of the market – not even the pontiff himself.

"I'm allowed to question these things, question them and think about them and hopefully get other people talking about them.

The longer I've been a Christian and the more I've thought about it and recognised that I'm allowed to question things.

That's why, the argument goes, military interrogators must be allowed to question suspects at length, using strategies of persuasion that might not win applause from defense lawyers.