Sentence examples for allow a degree of from inspiring English sources

Yes, it would allow a degree of war-lordism.

In 1964 he had persuaded Hungary to allow a degree of religious freedom.

It is right to make it easier to change buildings to residential use, and allow a degree of "garden grabbing".

Fifth, the models allow a degree of control over service levels that is unattainable with existing models.

The government has privately backed Turner's plans, which it believes will allow a degree of judgment over how much to control risk-taking.

Talks about changing the rules to allow a degree of in-season engine development collapsed during the last race weekend in Brazil.

In many cases, Al Qaeda was also allowed a degree of freedom in Iran as well.

That allows a degree of pragmatism, favouring effectiveness over enforced compliance with a governance law.

Unlike military nurses, Red Cross nurses were allowed a degree of freedom when it came to mixing with men.

The economic bonanza and development frenzy of the last decades have clearly allowed a degree of relaxation of the proud building standards of this country.

Back in 1948, NHS founder Aneurin Bevan reluctantly made a series of concessions to doctors, including allowing a degree of private practice.