Sentence examples for permitted to challenge from inspiring English sources

Omar should have been permitted to challenge that evidence in the normal way.

The judge had access to secret schedules, partly prejudicial to Mr Shayler, which Mr Shayler was not permitted to challenge.

Team representatives would also be permitted to challenge offensive foul calls made by the on-court referees, to the tune of three per half.

At the time, President Woodrow Wilson wanted to demonstrate that under the Monroe Doctrine, the United States was the power in Mexico, and that a popular folk hero would not be permitted to challenge it.

"Each individual so arrested was brought immediately before a federal judge where he was assigned counsel, had a bail hearing and was permitted to challenge the basis for his detention, just as a criminal defendant would be," he wrote.

Jan Creamer, the chief executive of ADI, said it was unjust that companies could use animals on television to sell products and services when ADI was not permitted to challenge them in the same medium.

"The notion that (Hussain) should be permitted to intervene and challenge the substance of a settlement designed to protect the interests of the company he defrauded is ludicrous," HP said in a court filing.

Each side was permitted to exercise challenges to whittle down a pool of 50 potential jurors to the required 12 jurors and 6 alternates.

And while that may work on occasion, Mr. Berry said, the credit bureaus are permitted to ignore challenges they believe are frivolous.

The judge said he would analyse the case further on 11 August and the girls' father would be permitted to mount a challenge.

Although the personal representative was permitted to question the charges, challenge the evidence, and present witnesses in the prisoner's favor, he did nothing of the sort in the hearings we witnessed.