Sentence examples for allow redefining from inspiring English sources

Importantly, it will allow redefining patient characteristics and outcomes uniformly across trials, resulting in more accurate pooled estimates of effects.

He said it was "mind-boggling" that lower-court judges would be allowed to "redefine" marriage "and our highest court would have nothing to say about it".

Earlier this month, during Commons questions about the consultation, Conservative backbencher Peter Bone said: "Wouldn't it just be very simple to write back and say: 'Marriage is between a man and a woman so this is completely nuts'?" Meanwhile, senior members of the clergy have complained that politicians should not be allowed to redefine marriage.

"Are we going to allow votes to redefine marriage and then are we going to have another conscience vote to redefine it again.

Why did the Obama camp allow Hillary Clinton to redefine herself as anti-trade and pro-gun?

Though they allow singers to redefine themselves, if only briefly, such ventures meet with ridicule more often than praise.

"Because that would be, frankly, carrying water for the other side to allow them to redefine the issue in that way".

Having honed their skills first on incremental and production innovation, and not on bleeding cutting edge-research, these companies now boast innovation capacities that allow them to redefine global markets.

The Energy Department has asked Congress to allow it to redefine some nuclear waste so it can be left in place or sent to sites intended for low-level radioactive material, rather than being buried deep underground.

Field work and U-Pb dating of detrital zircons allow us to redefine this succession as the Cura-Mallín Grofp, consistheg of the volcano-sedimentary Guapitrío Formation, sedimentary Río Pedregoso Formation, and volcano-sedimentary Mitrauquén Formation.

This means that true conservatives must not allow anyone to redefine conservatism as only about fiscal issues and the reach of government.