Sentence examples for is allowed to attack from inspiring English sources

Everyone except government ministers is allowed to attack the Tories.

"I'm not going to say that no media is allowed to attack or comment on the other side.

Explicit references to the current occupants of the White House have been ruthlessly written out of this week's convention; no one is allowed to attack either of the Clintons for fear of appearing mean-spirited.

The submarine was allowed to attack the cruiser, just as the US, Peru and other parties were trying to mediate.

Cameron said MPs should be free to criticise the judiciary, just as judges should be allowed to attack politicians.

But American and other forces are allowed to attack drug smugglers or facilities that are assisting the Taliban.

Under the Stand Your Ground law, people are allowed to attack a perceived assailant if they believe they are in imminent danger, without having to retreat.

Under the Florida law, people are allowed to attack a perceived assailant without having to retreat if they believe they are in imminent danger.

Although the Americans are still doing almost all the fighting here, the interim Iraqi government has said repeatedly that only Iraqi forces will be allowed to attack the shrine.

He denied that the country's president, Bashar al-Assad, had been allowed to attack his own people with impunity: "First of all he immediately faces the consequences of declaring chemical weapons that he has always denied having.

Caiaphas and his advisers probably understood Jesus well enough: they knew that he was a prophet, not a demolition expert, and that his disciples could not damage the Temple seriously even if they were allowed to attack its walls with picks and sledges.