Sentence examples for being allowed to view from inspiring English sources
Harris campaign spokesman Nathan Click said journalists are being allowed to view the tax returns by appointment only.
She aired similar concerns about "148,000 documents that I've seen that you cannot see because they will not allow us to make them public so I can't even tell you about them right now on this show," referring to additional material that only members of the Senate Judiciary Committee are being allowed to view.
As for an officer being allowed to view the video before making a statement, shouldn't an officer when transcribing his report be able to review it, so that [he or she] can make the most accurate statement based on a report he created?
Reporters were allowed to view the patients today at the hospital, although photographs were forbidden.
Journalists were allowed to view the videos Tuesday, though the recordings have not been shared publicly.
Student teams competing will not be allowed to view the presentations of the other teams before they have presented.
She refers to children as "disposable assets" and says they shouldn't really be allowed to view properties.
Should parents be allowed to view their children's genomes when this could reveal unexpected paternity or more?
If asked, Mr. Lynch will recommend that the mother be allowed to view her child in its tiny coffin.
