Sentence examples for never again allowed from inspiring English sources

He never again allowed his work to be used for other than scientific publications.

"Then I opened my blog [in April 2007] and I was never again allowed to leave Cuba," she says.

He himself complained to the candidates department this year to try to ensure Clarke was never again allowed to stand for parliament.

But this did not mean the BBC would be "put in a straitjacket and never again allowed to do anything new".

The proposal is part of a wider set of reforms designed to ensure Wall Street is never again allowed to run wild, gamble with so much borrowed money, or to allow firms to grow so big they can hold the economy to ransom when they get into trouble.

Subsequently, because I had returned from the US to take part in the 1989 movement, I was imprisoned for "counter-revolutionary propaganda and incitement to crime", losing the platform I loved; I was never again allowed to publish or speak in public in China.

The German Kaiser kept saying that he would never again allow himself to be embarrassed by the British.

"We will never again allow the appropriation of any part of Georgia by bandits, narcotics dealers and local feudal lords".

Osaka secured the Libenskys' international reputation, but it also guaranteed that the Communists would never again allow them such exposure.

A New Arab Public: For a long time I believed that a mobilized Arab public would never again allow themselves to be manipulated and dominated by autocrats.

If any lesson can be learned from the uprising and the Holocaust itself, it was that Jews could never again allow themselves to be powerless in the face of evil.