Sentence examples for allow arriving from inspiring English sources

The Palestinian side of the holy city had previously been exempt from the Absentees Property Laww, brought in after the 1948 war to allow arriving Israelis to move into abandoned homes.

Some cases did not contain enough information to allow arriving at a diagnosis; an example could be someone going through knee surgery having an additional diagnosis of a psychiatric condition that was not described in the medical records.

The finishing touches would not be complete for another year (the viaduct would not be opened until 1919, and the innovative lower-level loop, which allowed arriving trains to depart more quickly, would not become operational until 1927).

The consideration of continuous location in the CT allows arriving every container ship to the port independently of its size and dimensions.

AUS has innovated a much-appreciated way to streamline the process and save travelers time when they want it most: In 2015, airport officials unveiled "One-Stop," which allows arriving international passengers and their luggage to be cleared together, rather than in two separate screenings with two separate lines.

These allowed arriving at a better description and understanding of the essence of the experience of disclosure.

Success, she allows, arrived a little too soon.

He skipped clear and while everyone else converged at the near post, calibrated his cross perfectly to allow De Bruyne, arriving unseen at the far post, a tap-in.

Earlier this week Germany said it would allow all arriving Syrian migrants to claim political asylum, regardless of where they had entered the EU, but most other nations have refused to accept a full share of those arriving.

The goal of such system is to give, step-by-step, the right indications to a shopper (within a shopping mall) to allow her arriving to the shop that proposes the most convenient offering/product (e.g., lower cost in the mall) for items in her wishlist.

But they rely mostly on central government transfer payments or land sales, and without their own revenue streams they are unwilling to allow newly arrived rural residents to attend local schools or benefit from health care programs.