Sentence examples for cannot allow one from inspiring English sources

Before the election results were in, Condoleezza Rice, the national security adviser, said on the NBC News program "Meet the Press," "I believe that the Spanish people understand that they've had strong and good leadership in President José María Aznar and his government, that fighting terrorism cannot allow one to be intimidated".

He took a sip of water and resumed, now talking more hurriedly, urgently, about how Britain should force its Unionist allies to make concessions, how the Irish Republican Army is a symptom of deeper problems of colonialism and identity, how democracy cannot allow one community to exercise absolute power over another.

We cannot allow one single angry voice to speak over or for all of us.

One cannot allow one donor to control the activities of the organization.

"We cannot allow one event to dictate 25 years of our city's policies toward undocumented immigrants," Cohen said, according to the San Francisco Chronicle.

White women cannot allow one shred of legitimacy to rest upon Roof's claims that these nine murders were undertaken in their name.

The point I am raising here is crucially different to the argument often raised by supporters of enhancement which points to the similarity of therapeutic and enhancing modifications in order to claim that one cannot consistently allow one whilst prohibiting the other.

Perhaps the star the world cannot get enough of -- yet -- would allow one of our fashion-in-action photographers to chronicle her entertaining style?

I am exaggerating: heaven help those who write without being read; for that reason there are too many people writing today and one cannot ask for indulgence for someone who has little to say, and one cannot allow trade-union or corporate sympathies.

If Israel wants to project itself as having one voice under one government, it cannot allow itself to succumb to fractious rivalries that undermine its bilateral relationships.

"Playing around with experiments and novelties is something that a country like this one... cannot allow in any way," Rajoy, 60, told supporters in Valencia.