The phrase "allow embassy" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express permission or authorization related to an embassy, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "We need to allow the embassy to process the visa applications without delay."
Alternatives: "permit the embassy" or "authorize the embassy".
The State Department allows embassies to recognize Pride "as appropriate to their local context" — perhaps why it was raised over the Iraqi Kurdish capital city, but not in Baghdad, Iraq's capital.
This is still being completed and it will allow our Embassy-led team to access the site.
A more radical initiative, which is often brought up by refugee advocates and shot down by politicians, is to allow European embassies in the Middle East and North Africa to extend humanitarian visas.
The Ministry of the Interior refused to allow Iraqi Embassies to print the new series, so refugees outside Iraq who needed valid passports would have to return to the country they had fled or pay someone a thousand dollars to do it for them.
It allowed its embassy to become Mr Zelaya's campaign headquarters, but failed to achieve his reinstatement.
The shooting caused an uproar that tested the limits of diplomatic immunity, but the British government allowed the embassy staff to return to Libya.
This allows the embassy to direct the letter to the right member of staff.
"Half of the Golan could lead to an end of enmity; three-quarters of the Golan, to a special interest section in the US embassy in Damascus: a full withdrawal would allow a Syrian embassy in Israel".
It takes a remarkably permissive government to allow its cultural embassy in the United States base an exhibition on George Orwell's dystopian novel 1984.
The plan allows foreign embassies and organizations with diplomatic missions to continue using private security companies at their discretion.
