Sentence examples for allowed it to function from inspiring English sources

For centuries Britain has repressed the truth about its Empire, obscuring the violence that allowed it to function.

Soon we're inside the baby's heart, watching as it plugs the holes that allowed it to function in the womb.

"This allowed it to function, at least during the 18 years under investigation, with various systems of accounts which registered deposits and withdrawals of money outside of the official accounts declared" to financial authorities.

They also said that the Act gave the court a wide discretion and allowed it to function in a manner entirely consistent with the exercise of judicial power.

By spiraling in through the star's shell, the planet's massive girth would have allowed it to function the same way a companion star might, stripping off the excess gas and allowing the star to contract to a more manageable size.

Pakistan banned the Lashkar-e-Tayyaba (LeT), which is known to be behind the horrific attacks in Mumbai in November 2008, but allowed it to function as the "charity organization" Jamat-ud-Dawa (JuD), which openly holds rallies in major cities like Lahore and keeps the anti-India narrative alive.

8. Ex Libris has a lacquered glass top and holds books in its legs, allowing it to function as both a dining and a library table; $5,760 to $6,470, depending on size, from Dune, 88 Franklin Street (Church Street), (212) 92126171.

In the hobbled politics of the country, the group is forbidden to act as a political party, and yet the government recognizes its power by allowing it to function as a shadow power, operating charities, running candidates in other parties, and colonizing the unions and the professional syndicates, which it now largely controls.

Its lipophilic nature allows it to function as a chaperone for preventing the formation of neurotoxic agents, such as Aβ fibrils [ 29].

It is akin to restoring vision to a creature with impaired sight, making it whole and allowing it to function at the full limits of its perceptive and analytical capacity.

Pores in the membrane of a bioartificial liver (BAL) allow it to function as a semipermeable barrier between its contents (i.e., liver cells) and components of the recipient's immune system.