Sentence examples for being allowed to respond from inspiring English sources

The Mail columnist Amanda Platell and a company PR executive who advises Associated were in court and hinted at anger inside the company that they would have to wait months before being allowed to respond.

The federal layer of protection needs to be supplemented by states being allowed to respond to local conditions by passing even stronger laws and then by state attorneys general enforcing the state laws, and when necessary, the federal laws, too.

Both Boeing and Northrop Grumman will be allowed to respond to the Air Force.

Because I didn't understand I was allowed to respond to my own needs.

Wendy Gray was allowed to respond: "It's very difficult to be reassured on an unknown quantity," she said.

"The whole company would sit in a large circle on the floor, and everyone would speak, and no one was allowed to respond," she said, wonderingly.

The law, which has since expired, also requires that anyone mentioned in the report be allowed to respond, and today's report has several such responses.

He proposed that livery cars be allowed to respond to street hails in the four boroughs where yellow cabs tend to be scarce.

Previously, South Korean forces were allowed to respond only in kind — if the North fired artillery, the South could answer only with artillery — to contain any dispute.

She said, 'Oh, very nice dress, very nice dress.' With the Queen, you are not allowed to speak, but if she asks you a question you are allowed to respond.

But they have made clear that once someone voices an intent to commit a violent act, undercover agents and informers are allowed to respond by offering to help the subject of the investigation obtain weapons.