Sentence examples for can be aired from inspiring English sources

It provides a neutral arena where political views can be aired so long as they are contested," he said.

Moscow, he says, will seek cooperation within a relationship where differences of opinion can be aired openly and frankly.

"The grievances can be aired, and the power of that can be directed toward the 'new creation' that is portrayed in the Resurrection".

"In the world we live in, with the kind of media concentration we have, the only way that unpopular beliefs can be aired sometimes is if the monopoly vehicle agrees to accept an ad".

The impression is often of a professional voteseeker who has been carefully introduced to a member of the public precisely so that their story can be aired as part of a party-political narrative.

Scheduling tonight's debate on the BBC News Channel will make it easier to ensure balanced coverage because it broadcasts 24 hours a day and reports on the BNP and others can be aired at any time.

Rajamouli's unit said it was not important if the scenes from the can were aired online since they were not crucial scenes, were all on a blue matte and lacked finishing.

The notion that stadiums can be air-conditioned for the games is simply that.

"He also dared to say that gay people can be air-headed jerks at a time when all gay fiction felt honour-bound to portray gay men as cute or victimised".

The α + β Ti64 alloy that is lean in β can be air cooled from the annealing temperature without impairing their stability (Donachie 2000; Campbell 2008).

Potential channels for engaging China can be air pollution control and involvement in sectoral trading with established emissions trading systems in developed countries.