Sentence examples for allow to recognise from inspiring English sources

The introduction of a countrywide mandate for reporting would allow to recognise regional differences and to focus prevention efforts accordingly.

Nevertheless, there does now seem a willingness on both sides to ease their differences.Some 4m Chinese are members of the country's officially registered Catholic church, but they are not allowed to recognise the authority of the Vatican.

The interpretation of seismic reflection profiles off Vesuvius, borehole stratigraphies, onshore and geomorphological data allowed to recognise the relationships among debris avalanches, criptodomes and faulting.

Actually, the 95% confidence interval was above the reference line even in a case of "alimentary congruency" (smelling Bombolone and observing the grasping action of the Mortadella), probably due to a particularly low standard deviation that allowed to recognise as significant also a small increase (about 5%).

The directed evolution of enzymes with these novel activities can provide new insights into the factors which allow enzymes to recognise substrates and transition states.

(These allow it to recognise and respond to infections experienced in the past).

Robots are being fitted with powerful vision systems that allow them to recognise and hold things.

In this light, it is the transferential figures which allow movements to recognise their own collectivity, to become self-aware.

In Washington, it is measures to loosen gun laws – such as a plan to allow states to recognise each other's concealed-weapons permits – that have gained ground.

To paraphrase TS Eliot, his remarkable achievement is to bring us back to our starting point - but allow us to recognise the place for the first time.

Snocap's technology would allow Universal to recognise songs swapped on a network and send its users a bill if the service agrees to embed the software.