Sentence examples for allow him to establish from inspiring English sources

He divided his residency training between general medicine and various specialties that would allow him to establish a family practice.

In 2008, he moved to Washington for an accounting job and began to look online for interesting Meetup groups that might allow him to establish a community.

The three-day outing will allow him to establish business connections between the U.K. and New Jersey, his office said.

The peculiar democracy of the Web allowed him to establish himself as a war analyst, but if he started to get things wrong his credibility could quickly disappear.

Omar has provided bin Laden with a safe haven in which to operate, and has allowed him to establish terrorist training camps in Afghanistan.

He was appointed court painter to Archduke Albert and Archduchess Isabella, the Spanish Habsburg regents of Flanders, a position that exempted him from taxes and guild duties, and allowed him to establish a studio and build up his own practice.

Roddick had little problem securing the first set 6-2 against Ferrer but struggled to maintain the zip to his ground strokes and positive forward movement that allowed him to establish this lead.

He is confident that his Yorkshire team-mate Gary Ballance can be the long-term successor to Trott in that key No3 position, allowing him to establish himself in the role previously filled with such distinction by Ian Bell slightly lower down.

His patient and methodical approach has allowed him to establish a robustly conservative record while ranking second only to Justice Anthony Kennedy as the justice most frequently in the majority.

It was a combination, finally, of Hitler's daring and brutality, of the weaknesses of his opponents, and of numerous instances of extraordinary good luck that allowed him to establish his totalitarian dictatorship.

More acutely, Mr. Perry's criticism holds potential peril and benefit for him should he decide to mount a presidential campaign, allowing him to establish an identity distinct from Mr. Bush but risking a guerrilla campaign against him by the former president's inner circle.