Sentence examples for not allowed to argue from inspiring English sources

Cleese: I'm very sorry, but I'm not allowed to argue unless you've paid.

You, Muslims, are not allowed to argue from your books and prophetic traditions since we deny both.

Assistant coaches are not allowed to argue calls; vociferous behavior may result in a team warning first, then a fine.

The minority opinions are not allowed to argue!" Now this scourge of minority rights was locked in the soundproof cage, along with Bayoumi and all the rest.

Mr. Traficant accused the judge of aiding the prosecution and complained that he was not allowed to argue during the trial that the government had a vendetta against him.Mr.

Since they are not allowed to argue on moral grounds, they claim some science is on their side, such as higher rates of depression and mental illness following abortion (the causation is hotly disputed).Meanwhile, those on the other side of the debate argue that the more paternalistic elements of the original legislation are no longer relevant.

There's no contradiction in wanting to restrict the role of money in political campaigns while raising money under the existing rules – and the fact that Clinton is doing the very fundraising that is necessary to seek the presidency in 2016 doesn't mean she isn't allowed to argue for changing the system.

A person who has already appealed on human rights grounds may not be allowed to argue exactly the same points twice.

If journalists or scholars try to publish unauthorized information, it could be banned under the slightest pretense, and the authors would not be allowed to argue in court that publication was in the public interest.

DENVER — A college student who bid on and won more than $1.8 million in federal oil and gas leases last year without the intent or ability to pay will not be allowed to argue in court that he acted out of necessity to protect the environment, a federal judge ruled on Monday.

That's why we now require oil, gas and mining companies that raise capital in the United States to disclose all payments they make to foreign governments'". USAid is clear that companies must not be allowed to argue that their contracts with foreign governments ban them from revealing such payments.