Sentence examples for allowed for trying from inspiring English sources

Erdogan won praise from western diplomatic sources for a series of constitutional amendments – approved in a referendum last September – that allowed for trying previously untouchable army officers in civilian courts and lifted the legal immunity of military top brass implicated in a coup in 1980.

The degree of scalability that we achieve allows for trying out our method on relatively small libraries first and then to scale to larger libraries.

Their mobility allows for trying different markets while their lower cost makes it easy to make a relatively cheap investment in a commercial property.

Barthes's essayism — the penchant for taking the world as pure contingency — is remarkably compatible with our time, because it allows for a trying out of various possibilities without commitment to a particular ideology.

Barthes's essayism the penchant for taking the world as pure contingency is remarkably compatible with our time, because it allows for a trying out of various possibilities without commitment to a particular ideology.

It would be valuable to have at least four sessions, which would allow for the trying out of a number of techniques, practice, and consolidation.

(It came after the alloted time, which only allowed for ten tries, had expired). I knew, from my previous immersion in X Games history, that this was one of action sports' most famous moments a demonstration of "progression," an expansion of the collectively known human repertoire.

I've finally allowed for unavoidable trial and error, trying my best to reserve self-judgement, not be too hard on myself and continue to work at letting go of the compare and contrast to all the amazing moms around me (this has become easier the older I get).

The real-time communications it makes possible will override its weak points because of the greater efficiency it allows for any group trying to work together.

Film because it allows for multiple tries and shots and takes, multiple attempts to find the "right" visual, aural, and verbal language to say just what it is we mean.

We weren't allowed but I'm one for trying different things.