Sentence examples for allow time for it from inspiring English sources

As for this one, the government could choose to allow time for it.

As well as anything his obsession with the game would not seem to allow time for it.

Another point about the Labour motion, which is not a proper no-confidence motion, is that there is no obligation on the government to allow time for it to be debated, as the Institute for Government's Catherine Haddon reports.

This is not the same as a proper motion of no confidence in the government and, unlike a proper motion of no confidence, the government does not have to allow time for it to be debated.

Under parliamentary convention, if the official opposition tables a motion saying "That this house has no confidence in Her Majesty's government", the expectation is that ministers will allow time for it promptly.

Woods, 37, has not played competitively since to allow time for it to heal but insists "everything is good to go".

So 3He can remain hyperpolarised in a gas cylinder for several days, allowing time for it to be transported around.Hyperpolarisation not only compensates for the low density of the gas (the 3He is 10,000 times more polarised than the hydrogen in water), it also allows images to be taken rapidly enough to avoid any blurring due to a patient's natural tendency to breathe.

I let it rest in there about twenty minutes, which allows time for it to finish cooking, remain crispy, and lets me finish any side dishes too.

Ms. Tabin said its release is likely before the end of September, a date that would allow time for mixing, editing — and placing it in circulation just as deadlines for the awards season roll around.

While they all degrade at slow rates to allow time for the nerve to regenerate, it is imperative that total degradation occurs, ensuring that remaining fragments do not trigger scarring.

The hope is that it will allow time for asset prices to recover, although most market analysts call that improbable.