Sentence examples for allow a relaxation of from inspiring English sources

The T.S.A. is working on technology that will identify dangerous chemicals and allow a relaxation of the three-ounce rules, Mr. Hawley said.

However, the extent to which they would allow a relaxation of informational obligations seems limited.

Third, the article considered whether there were any mechanisms under data protection law which would allow a relaxation of these conditions for biobanks.

It is difficult to see why, without specific mention, that the presence of such mechanisms should ever allow a relaxation of other statutory obligations – for example those on consent.

Such explanatory models reference ecological principles and allow a relaxation of the assumption that only field observations are a valid basis for the study and management of agricultural systems [85].

Such arguments suggest that, under the law in the Regulation, open consent could still count as 'informed and specific' as there are mechanisms which allow a relaxation of the problematic consent conditions.

The European Central Bank, which set a cap on emergency liquidity to Greek banks, would gradually increase it, allowing a relaxation of capital controls, he said.

While classical methods require a complete causal ordering of variables, Multivariate Linear Path Model (MLPM) allows a relaxation of this assumption, requiring only a causal ordering of sets of variables.

Additional learning might become possible at a later time if some of the changes in the cerebellar cortex are transferred to the deep cerebellar nucleus, allowing a relaxation of the depression in the cerebellar cortex.

However, Bayesian estimation of the coalescence time allowing a relaxation of the mutation rate are better in agreement with a domestication during the Holocene as supported by archeological records.

Deb Duggan, a driver for Yellow Cab and the secretary of the Cab Drivers' Alliance of King County, said her organization did not support the proposed legislation because it would not allow for a relaxation of the dress code.