Sentence examples for allow further time for from inspiring English sources

It is understood that Watson had been privately asking the two key contenders for the leadership, Eagle and Owen Smith, to hold back from launching their campaigns to allow further time for an agreement with Corbyn to be made.

The opening solo race of the week had been rescheduled for Sunday after the organisers decided to allow further time for practice on Saturday following a week punctuated by weather problems and delays.

We then used a Leica M165 FC fluorescence dissecting stereoscope with 3.2× magnification to select mosaic animals displaying desired GFP fluorescence at 22 hpf, use of confocal microscopy allowed further selection for time-lapse imaging.

Information can go as far back as the 16th century to allow further research into the chain of custody for works owned or created during those times.

At the arraignment hearing held on 23 November 2010 they were accused of being on their way to Somalia and remanded in custody to allow police time for further investigation.

For one thing, this would allow more time for further evaluation of young, developing role players, hopefully with the team under healthier, more ideal circumstances than the first half of the season provided, in the lineups Coach Malone envisioned for a fully active roster.

Additional information based on similarity measures (e.g. metabolite class or metabolite pathway) are being incorporated into the Manchester Metabolomics Database and will allow in time for further interrogation of the biological changes of interest within microbial, plant and mammalian metabolomic studies.

The hearing will be split into two parts, with further time allowed for a psychiatric report on Mr Dewani's condition to be carried out.

The three-day extradition hearing is split into two parts, with further time allowed for a psychiatric report on Mr Dewani to be carried out.

A pause might enable British and American forces to tackle the resistance further south, and perhaps allow some time for other American units destined for Kuwait to catch up: Donald Rumsfeld, the defence secretary, has been stung by accusations that his invasion force is too light, and that he himself is over-infatuated with air power and gizmos.

Then, in May, the Trump administration further delayed the implementation of the proposal for six more months, "to allow time for further consideration," a move that many see as a prelude for dropping the regulation permanently.