Sentence examples for still not allowing from inspiring English sources

The forces responsible are still not allowing you to find the truth or make it public.

A Japanese trader in the minerals said Tuesday that customs agents were still not allowing shipments of rare earths to Japan.

Israel has been under intense international pressure to ease the blockade, and while the shipments suggested at least a slight change, Israeli authorities were still not allowing more vital construction supplies like cement to cross the border.

"I've been jumping around since early morning with this crazy news – but we're still not allowing ourselves to get comfortable, because this development was only achieved through a lot of pressure and a lot of sacrifices.

"Anbari tribes around Ramadi are still not allowing our forces to enter their areas... they are still not trusting Iraqi security forces," said the official.

The task of changing teacher attitudes is not a straightforward one; Williams and Bedward [ 43] previously argued that powerfully stereotypical attitudes remained among PE teachers, consequently resulting in teachers refusing to alter their beliefs, for example, still not allowing girls to play "masculine" sports in physical education.

Supermarkets are still not allowed to sell non-prescription drugs.

But electoral blocs are still not allowed on the ballot.

Despite some reforms, I am still not allowed back into my own country.

Even if they want to sell their land, they are still not allowed to do so.

And although diesel engines are much cleaner than they once were, they're still not allowed.