Sentence examples for a programme that allowed from inspiring English sources

Mr Obama has exercised such discretion before: in 2012 he created a programme that allowed illegal immigrants brought to the country as minors (so-called Dreamers) to apply for "deferred action" (ie, the right to remain in the United States without fear of deportation).

Among other positions out of court, Goff was chairman of the Council of Legal Education (1976-82), chairman of the court of London University (1986-91), and chair of the Pegasus Scholarship Trust (1987-2001), a programme that allowed the interchange of young American and English attorneys and barristers.

In the United States Medicare has a programme that allows extra resources to patients once two clinicians say that they may be within six months of death.

As students become old enough to join the global workforce, they can participate in BizSpark, a programme that allows them to link to investors, mentors and other entrepreneurs.

She also wants to scrap a programme that allows firms to defer indefinitely the payment of tax on their reinvested profits.

Innovations from the hackathon included a programme that allows you to listen to a podcast simultaneously with your friends to watch their reactions, and the development of "earmoji": short, fun sound clips that function like their visual equivalents.

Google has come up with a wheeze called Adsense, a programme that allows anyone to sign up - or at least, attempt to sign up - to have ads placed on their website.

Has partnered with TerraCycle on a programme that allows any beauty packaging that can't be recycled by the council to be dropped off at more than 2,000 recycling points across the UK.

Last year Eli Lilly, a big drug firm, launched a programme that allows any scientist who has developed a new molecule to submit it to the firm's laboratories for testing.

The new back-up capacity mechanism is in parallel with a programme that allows National Grid to ask contracted users – mostly factories – to reduce electricity demand when the system is strained.

After a Garnier research project found that 56% of Brits don't recycle bathroom products at all, the brand partnered with TerraCycle on a programme that allows any beauty packaging that can't be recycled by the council to be dropped off at more than 2,000 recycling points across the UK.