Sentence examples for allowed installation of from inspiring English sources

Although there is a 12-story office building over most of the space, a setback in the rear allowed installation of skylights over part of the mezzanine and a room off the main gallery.

Jasper Ridge Biological Preserve of Stanford University graciously allowed installation of the permanent USGS-Stanford electromagnetic observatory and the temporary QuakeFinder instrumentation.

A bill allowing installation of slot machines at racetracks was defeated last year.

If your device blocks the installation, change your security settings to allow installation of applications not obtained from the Google Play Store.

The roof will be reinforced to allow installation of satellite dishes and other antennas as well as mechanical and electrical equipment.

Open the Settings app, enable Unknown sources (often in the Security settings) to allow installation of apps from sources other than the Play Store.

Jailbreaking is a process that allows users to override certain security protocols on an iPhone to allow installation of applications from stores outside of Apple's App Store, like the Cydia store, but is not an option for most users.

Federal laws prevent doctors from referring patients to an outside imaging center in which they have a financial interest, but a loophole allows installation of the equipment in their own offices.

After instructing his architect to do away with the 32 basement poles on the blueprint, Mr. DeCosmo built his staircase four feet wide to allow installation of his Bucktrax track, and 12 men carried the 1,000-pound 1,000-poundtairsetup

In any case, the phone network firmware in an Android device is not equivalent to a circuit, because the hardware allows installation of new versions and this is actually done.

Here's what they say on speed cameras: UKIP will only allow installation of speed cameras when they can be used as a deterrent at accident black spots, near schools and in residential areas where there are specific potential dangers.