Sentence examples for allow it to draw from inspiring English sources

They say that would restore America's moral credibility and would allow it to draw attention to Turkey's patchy human-rights record.

Mr. Monti and others have suggested that the E.S.M. could be granted a banking license, which theoretically would allow it to draw low-interest loans from the European Central Bank.

Avoid plugging the tuner into a USB hub, as they usually don't allow it to draw enough power.

One solution to that problem — to grant the European Stability Mechanism a banking license, allowing it to draw liquidity from the central bank — faces resistance from Germany and the Netherlands, a potentially fatal obstacle.

Financial markets would also be impressed were there an acknowledgement that there is an internal debate on whether to accept the European Stability Mechanism as an eligible counterparty, allowing it to draw liquidity from the E.C.B., she added.

The expansions beat the now water-saturated sand into quicksand, who's slippery nature reduces drag on the clam's shells and allows it to draw itself into the seabed with less effort.Having worked out what was going on, Dr Winter and Dr Hosi built a machine, which they call RoboClam, to imitate the process.

He pointed out that the weight of tradition is not entirely a good thing, as the playhouse's reputation makes it difficult to raise the money that will allow it to keep drawing Broadway talent and offering competitive production values.

Panamanian President Juan Carlos Varela has said his country will cooperate with investigations into the case but he will not allow it to be drawn in for criticism.

The fact that four and a half of the show's five seasons are available on Netflix allows it to continue drawing new viewers, beyond its huge TV following.

Mexico neutralized Bradley in the second half by flooding the midfield, leading to the two scores that allowed it to escape with a 2-2 draw.

To be told that his condition is biochemical in origin has objectified it, allowing him to draw a distinction between his ill self and his well self.