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The phrase "allowed the issue to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the permission or facilitation of a particular situation or problem to occur or continue.
Example: "The management allowed the issue to escalate before taking action."
Alternatives: "permitted the issue to" or "enabled the issue to".
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But Dan Warthen, the Mets' pitching coach then and now, said Hernandez never allowed the issue to interfere with his pitching.
The Hancocks counter that the Lilliens are busybody neighbors and say they are angry that the town has allowed the issue to drag on for so long.
The Sykeses have not allowed the issue to drown out what they consider to be the more important story of the slave ship itself.
"Sony has now allowed the issue to affect its entire audience: it has been forced to deny millions of PSN users a key PlayStation feature over a global holiday".
Early this year, when it was announced that Mr. Rushdie would appear at the Jaipur Literature Festival, Muslims marched in protest and the Congress government in New Delhi allowed the issue to become a serious political event that it hoped to milk in an impending state election.
But instead we had the dreaded confidentiality clause, which allowed the issue to lurk in the background all summer before this week's stream of revelations.
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Coach Ken Whisenhunt, speaking after the team practiced Monday, seemed happy to allow the issue to simmer.
"If we allow the issue to linger we might lose momentum," she said on Friday.
He said the federation had dragged its feet, allowing the issue to fester.
But Mr. Gove appeared to be at pains not to allow the issue to develop into a confrontation with Saudi Arabia.
Mr. Skelos may be softening, hinting recently that he might even allow the issue to come to a vote.
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