Sentence examples for is ever allowed to from inspiring English sources

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And nothing, the occasional Leyton aside, is ever allowed to be subtracted.

No plagiarising novelist or academic is ever allowed to forget that he once copied out someone else's work and passed it off as his own.

No important legislation that matters for the city moves forward; no progressive agenda for the state of New York is ever allowed to move to the floor".

Thomas Mann of the Brookings Institution said the working vacation has become "part of the permanent campaign; no one is ever allowed to stop".

Because that's what the anti-abortion movement would want: a situation where no woman is ever allowed to make a single mistake without bearing the consequences for the rest of her life.

It's emotional, it's cathartic, it involves a lot of saying goodbye to ugly Beanie Babies who have completed their purpose and the creation of private shelves where no parent is ever allowed to go.

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I can't believe this decision was ever allowed to happen".

No-one was ever allowed to visit in all those years, but for some stray dogs.

No monologue was ever allowed to be mimeographed, carbon-copied, or included in any final script except Hope's own.

Critics like Mr. Fitoussi are left wondering why the crisis was ever allowed to expand to this point.

Students care little for study, as few are ever allowed to fail exams.So outcomes will disappoint.

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