Sentence examples for adopted to permit from inspiring English sources

The two-stage design by the Southwest Oncology Group SWOGG) was adopted to permit early termination for futility.

The gut microbiome varies between species and, as a result, in vivo models utilizing gnotobiotic rodents or pigs conventionalized with human baby flora (HBF) have been adopted to permit more accurate modeling of the human gut [ 24].

Given the conservative approach that we adopted to permit the conclusion of an insulin-positive cell of an opposite-sex origin (both sex chromosomes must be detected in the same nucleus), it is inevitable that we have some false negatives, and this will be more common in female recipients of male umbilical cord blood transplantation.

He said that "preservation of the village character" was a priority, and that a 2005 site plan was adopted to that end, permitting the grander homes that residents desired, but "in proportion to land areas and setbacks, to minimize the impact on neighbors and the village".

Since Evo Morales became president in 2006, 20,000 hectares of leaf has been permitted informally, a policy adopted to ensure a subsistence income for all registered growers.

Notably, the SEC has adopted certain rules to permit insignificant deviations from compliance in some contexts.

Rather than ban capital punishment, the professors said, the constitutional convention adopted the provision, to permit the Court of Appeals to review the acceptability of the death penalty measured against the shifting values of the times.

The decision by the Senate Appropriations Committee moved the Republican-controlled Congress a big step closer to a rare rebuke of both the Bush administration and the Federal Communications Commission, which in June adopted new regulations to permit the biggest media conglomerates to grow even larger.

When New York adopted a law to permit same-sex marriage, it sought to eliminate inequality; but DOMA frustrates that objective.

By a vote of 236 for and 185 against, the House adopted an amendment to permit U.S. military aid to South African-backed guerrillas fighting the Cuban-backed Marxist government of Angola.

The House, voting 288 for and 122 against, adopted an amendment to permit for the first time the channeling of U.S. military aid to non-communist forces fighting the Vietnamese occupiers of Cambodia.