Sentence examples for allow the setting up of from inspiring English sources

In June last year, the French Data Protection Authority refused to allow the setting up of anonymous whistleblower hotlines, saying that such lines were "disproportionate to the objectives sought with the risks of slanderous denunciations".

The French government has recently passed legislation to allow the setting up of French REITs (jokingly called freits), but in Britain the tax system has discouraged them.A lot more money could yet flow into property.

The Indian government is under pressure from anti-corruption campaigners to pass the new law to allow the setting up of a citizens' ombudsman, also known as the Jan Lokpal.

The refusal by the European Commission to allow the setting up of a special ethical committee to examine patent applications--in Commissioner Monti's words, to avoid "disturbing the patent process --has horrified many as a statement that human social and ethical values are irrelevant comprocess --hasprocess --has thorrifiedhnology industry.

For cowdriosis, babesiosis and anaplasmosis, a high tick challenge and high prevalence of TBDs are actually the conditions allowing the setting up of the enzootic stability.

This model allowed the set up of a method for discriminating between biological and crystallographic dimers [9], and the design of an optimized scoring function for protein-protein docking [10], [11].

The Stack app itself does also support more granular control if the user is so inclined — allowing the setting up of different zones within a house, for instance, although the core philosophy here is to avoid the necessity for too much micro control.

This will allow the set-up of a comprehensive item bank for conducting CAT assessments or for creating static short forms.

In addition, its structure allows the set-up of ad hoc studies at different follow-up points in order to answer future research questions, such as genetic determinants of cirrhosis, HCV treatment response and tolerance to new antiretroviral treatments.

Furthermore, SAXS reveals for bulk (PG4 obtained by freeze-drying solutions in dioxane) the observation of Bragg peaks typical for hexagonally dense packed cylindrical objects (see Fig.  4) that allows the set-up of a unit cell in which the center-to-center distance between next neighbor cylinders is a = 5.5 nm and therefore Rc (SAXS) = 2.8 nm.

However, in large-scale networks, knowledge of mechanistic details and kinetic parameters is often too limited to allow for the set-up of predictive quantitative models.