Sentence examples for should be allowed on from inspiring English sources

In one confrontation, the lawyers clash over whether the N-word should be allowed on the stand.

HOW much development should be allowed on preserved farmland?

Council representatives should be allowed on site to discuss the arrangements with individual residents, he said.

Other critics argue that nothing so elaborate should be allowed on federal waters until the government had established better regulations.

There is an argument whether the cat should be allowed on the table; when Henri, the uncle, vehemently objects, his wife, Marcelle, soothingly scratches his chest.

There have been spats about which highway should honor Joe DiMaggio and whether Senator John McCain should be allowed on the state's Republican presidential primary ballot.

There is an argument, I think, that we should be allowed to keep on doing it.

No one should be allowed to speak on the Today programme until the interviewer is equipped to challenge them.

The ones who have their own finances should be allowed to stay on.

So states should be allowed to decide on their own.

At issue is whether a challenger should be allowed to remain on the ballot.