Sentence examples for allowed an alternative from inspiring English sources
The relative invisibility, both physical and cultural, of rooftop rooms allowed an alternative way of life and, concomitantly, a form of cultural production that pushed the boundaries of Mexican literary and visual culture.
Therefore, the United States Environmental Protection Agency allowed an alternative to the TEDs, of shorter tow times with seasonal restrictions of a maximum of 55 minutes from April 1 through October 31, and a maximum of 75 minutes from November 1 through March 31.
However, inclusion of the tetrazole moiety allowed an alternative mode of binding of 33RE through aromatic stacking with His and direct hydrogen bond with the hydroxy group of N-domain-specific Tyr.
But state regulations explicitly allow an alternative: a letter from the Social Security Administration confirming that the applicant is not eligible for a number.
Article V allows an alternative method of proposing constitutional amendments, which cuts Congress out entirely: two-thirds of the state legislatures can call for a constitutional convention.
The State Board of Regents paved the way for New York City's experimental program when it voted in July to allow an alternative certification route for teachers.
But it might, if pursued, allow an alternative to chlorhexidine mouthwash to be developed perhaps one that does not have such a horrible effect on taste buds.
A special enzyme converts malate to pyruvate, thereby allowing an alternative to the glycolytic pathway that is common in other organisms.
Ms. Gorokhova loves and respects her mother, but wishes she was "intelligentny," an adjective she describes as "a salad mix of education, culture, intelligence and manners, plus a certain view of the world that allows an alternative".
Akinti, borrowing American rhetoric, fails to acknowledge that calcified Britain allows an alternative route to racial acceptance precisely because of the importance attached to things like pronunciation and monogrammed cuffs.
Campaigners who are taking unprecedented steps to stop Sainsbury's opening a store in a quiet residential area have accused the supermarket's chief executive of breaking his word over a deal to allow an alternative retailer to take over the site.
