Sentence examples for allow for a representative from inspiring English sources

Amending the Constitution to allow for a representative government — in other words, a less-Islamist one — remains a source of contention.

The current lower house was chosen in November in a vote boycotted by the Brotherhood and some leftist groups who said the electoral system, a mix of direct voting and quotas, did not allow for a representative legislature.

Although one could argue that such a scenario would allow for a representative democracy to act, let's face it, any decision would likely fall along party lines, particularly given that today those lines are drawn with cement.

Despite these potential limitations, the inclusion/exclusion criteria were broad, allowing for a representative sampling of mothers and their infants.

"[It] does allow for a peer representative to accompany a grievant through the process, but it does not allow for a postdoc to be a member of the grievance committee that investigates the merit of the complaint.

To allow for a more representative average anthocyanidin concentration, we assumed a concentration of zero for items with missing anthocyanidin values (e.g. green grapes).

The main reason was the instability of the political situation during the data collection time, which did not allow for a more representative selection of sample.

This would allow for a comparison between representative testing, or tests that evaluate an FRP-strengthened structural member containing an anchorage system, and independent testing.

Recently available geochemical atlases allow for a better assessment of representative soil chemistry and potential pollution status, and thus for more efficient planning and development.

These broad inclusion criteria were to allow for a cohort that was representative of routine clinical practice.

However, we oversampled for women, Hispanic and African American patients to allow for a cohort that is more representative of the national ESRD population.