Sentence examples for allow the supply from inspiring English sources

Will the state allow the supply side of the economy to grow to take the most necessary instance, by expanding the still-tiny farmers' markets which allow the sale, at market prices, of privately grown produce?

In her view, Security Council resolution 1973 trumps the previous resolution 1970 with enough latitude to allow the supply of defensive weapons, such as anti-tank missiles, if they would save civilian lives.The idea was given tentative support by Britain's foreign secretary, William Hague who, with Mrs Clinton, had earlier met the Libyan opposition leader, Mahmoud Jibril.

And the fact remains that even after the increases, that litre of diesel still costs about 80 cents at the official exchange rate, or more realistically 0.8 cents at the (black) market one.Will the state allow the supply side of the economy to grow?

This will allow the supply of households with less dependence on the grid and the integration of solar and wind energy [48].

These devices allow the supply of a specified amount of atomized product at planned time intervals.

However, increased costly marketing and a drive for autologous blood for example, could allow the supply to become less absolutely scarce.

In December, more than 300 patients on methadone in Donetsk region signed an open letter to President Petro Poroshenko and Ukraine's health minister, Aleksandre Kvitashvili, begging them to allow the supplies through.

Based on provincial data, Ke Zhang and I have estimated the demand and supply functions of migrant labour in a structural framework that explicitly allows the supply function to have a portion of an infinite elasticity.

This critically allows the supply chain network, like a complex ecosystem, to plan collaboratively and respond to changes quickly.

Electrodes designed for PCEC (Proton Conducting Electrolyzing Cell) should ensure both electron and proton conductions and also allowed the supply or the draining of gaseous phase such as steam, hydrogen and oxygen.

On the seven-mile Animas River Trail (no motors allowed), the supply of runners and cyclists seems endless, many of them students at Durango's Fort Lewis College.