The phrase "allow master" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to express permission or acceptance regarding a master or primary entity, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "Please allow master to take the lead in this project."
Alternatives: "permit the master" or "let the master".
What is not contingent (or at least not in the same way) is the broader configuration of laws, institutions, and norms that effectively allow masters to treat their slaves however they please.
The Beatles have had their songs licensed for commercials in the past, but with the rare exception of perhaps "Revolution" years ago, they never have allowed master recordings out.
This observation is consistent with the idea of regulatory gene cascades, that genes involved in regulation are themselves tightly regulated, allowing master regulators to exert overall control of gene regulation 'programs' to reprogram cells [ 28].
Most other societies allowed masters to free their slaves whenever they wished, although there were exceptions.
Our goal in this paper is to represent an approach that allows mastering transformation from CIM to PIM in accordance with MDA.
In 1850, a new set of Chancery orders were produced by the Lord Chancellor, allowing Masters to speed up cases in whatever way they chose and allowing plaintiffs to file a claim, rather than the more expensive and long-winded bill of complaint.
The major record labels have agreed to allow their master tapes to be re-coded.
The endowment will "allow visiting master artists to teach classes" and "bring working professionals with wide-ranging expertise" to work with students, the university said in a news release.
Furthermore, connections of SCN with other hypothalamic structures allow the master clock to synchronize other clock genes in the body [5, 6].
