Sentence examples for allow for any differentiation from inspiring English sources

"The agreement does not allow for any differentiation between EU citizens," she said.

Differences between the last two scenarios are too small to allow for any differentiation among them, but both scenarios favor the idea that the last common ancestors between Paleoamericans and Amerindians antecedes the arrival of the first human groups in the New World.

There won't be a law in Hungary that would allow for a differentiation to be made on ethnic or religious basis between a human and another one.

Furthermore, parameterizations of chemical source terms are superior to parameterizations of species profiles, as they allow for a differentiation of chemical processes from transport processes.

Given that all sample trees are in a new growing season, it must be supposed that the new flush does not yet allow for a differentiation of sites.

Conversely, in the non-adaptive scenario, the frequent lack of any distinctive ecological or morphological features between cytotypes does not allow for any clear taxonomic differentiation.

The supposed multiplicity of mappings between observed movements and intentions should not allow for this differentiation.

Ideally, after this very direct first action, then the site would allow for more differentiation and case-specific support.

She added: "But it doesn't allow for product differentiation," between, say, cars and light trucks with automatic transmissions versus manual ones, or between four-wheel-drive cars and two-wheel-drive models.

To enable carrier-grade services, protocols must be designed to achieve a predictable performance and allow for quality differentiation.

This may be made easier by the use of standardised 'Bento Boxes', to allow for easy differentiation between goods from each company, and also to increase manoeuvrability.