Sentence examples for sued to be allowed from inspiring English sources

A public television station in San Francisco sued to be allowed to broadcast the execution of Robert Alton Harris at San Quentin in 1992 but lost the suit.

At 8 30 a.m., lawyers representing the couples who had sued to be allowed to marry received calls from the administration, telling them that the governor had dropped his appeal.

On March 6th, the U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear the case of a transgender student from Virginia, Gavin Grimm, who had sued to be allowed to use the boys' bathroom at school.

The issue made its way to the courts in 1997 in Bernstein v. US Department of State, where Daniel Bernstein, a UC Berkeley computer science researcher, sued to be allowed to publish his cryptography research, which included working code.

Prominent white nationalist Richard Spencer had successfully sued to be allowed to speak on a few college campuses, but his speech at Michigan State University did not go well.

She is also suing to be allowed to live according to her gender identification.

She is suing to be allowed to grow her hair longer and use cosmetics, and to receive hormone treatments "to express her female gender".

He even sued her to be allowed to harvest the fruit from her trees.

It's a shame islamophobia has become so bad, we have to sue just to be allowed to worship in our neighborhoods.

Two notable rookies were in a cluster at 137 -- Casey Martin, who sued the PGA to be allowed to ride a cart and rest his painful right leg, and Gary Nicklaus, the son of Jack Nicklaus.

For many years, there was a prohibition against anyone entering the N.B.A. draft until their college class had graduated, but that rule was dropped when Spencer Haywood, who was having financial and academic trouble at the University of Detroit, sued the N.B.A. to be allowed to enter the league before his class graduated.