Sentence examples for allow for an open from inspiring English sources
It is designed to allow for an open binding architecture that enables BizTalk Server to easily integrate into a mixed environment.
"They are period pieces and allow for an open feel in the rooms".
It's comforting to know that if you died, someone would find you quickly enough to allow for an open casket funeral.
ASARCO filed paperwork with the Forest Service to construct roads and to allow for an open pit mine below Castle Peak to extract the ore.
It is this dysfunctional allegiance to dogma by both sides (and by the Catholic Church as it faces electing a new pope) that doesn't allow for an open pursuit and search for the truth and for reasonable compromise on big issues that America needs to resolve.
His proposals will now be tested in the Senate, where Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky). said he would allow for an open process to let all senators submit their ideas and then see what can get enough approval to pass.
A qualitative approach was selected to allow for an open-ended exploration of the issues.
Piloting of the questionnaire was done prior to the study to determine its acceptability and to allow for an open-ended question format, in both English and Spanish, to ensure that the choice of reasons listed on the questionnaire for accessing care through the UCC was adequately inclusive.
The Franzen expansion allowed for an open space on the southwest corner of 68th Street and Lexington Avenue, with a great opening to the subway station below, benches, modern sculpture and a relatively sheltered space off the street.
While we all agree that this opportunity is not to be wasted, we have an obligation to create an approval process that allows for an open discussion of the issues.
As Rowe led me to another part of the floor, I recalled a passage in an Eileen Fisher brochure entitled "Simply — to Be Ourselves": The underlying philosophy of our design — no constraints, freedom of expression — extends to the company itself, which is run in a loosely structured manner that allows for an open exchange of ideas.
