Sentence examples for allowed to maintain the from inspiring English sources

Much of the open space would be used for bird- and deer-watching tours, and a fall hunt would be allowed to maintain the herd's overall health.

Under the terms of the settlement, the three publishers were allowed to maintain the agency model, but for the next two years they had to permit discounts of up to thirty per cent, the amount of booksellers' commission.

Georgia, for its part, is emphatic that European monitors be allowed to maintain the peace inside South Ossetia and Abkhazia, where ethnic tensions have risen since the end of the war.

PEO-b-PPO-b-PEO block copolymer (EPE20) was used as both nanostructuring agent for unsaturated polyester (UP) matrix and dispersing agent for sisal microfibrillated cellulose (MFC), which successfully reduced the brittles of the UP matrix increasing the toughness of designed materials and allowed to maintain the flexural modulus in the UP/EPE20/MFC.

But we must be allowed to maintain the natural, inherent ownership of our own body parts.

In this figure, the range of perturbations that is allowed to maintain the stability of the limit cycle is shown by horizontal lines for each perturbation direction.

Moreover output constraints allow to maintain the behaviour into a prescribed region and/or stabilize the process in closed loop.

It allows to maintain the subcarrier-wise channel equalization and thus is well suited to be applied for a real-time system implementation.

A critical angular velocity can be defined as the minimum value of rotational speed which allows to maintain the maximum temperature displacement below a certain threshold.

ReStoX allows to maintain the xenon in liquid state at the desired temperature and pressure, transfer the xenon into XEMIS2 and store it during long term periods.

The fundamental assumption, that this change would allow to maintain the system stability, is not completely valid as there is always the alternative to simply drop or block the call which is causing the instability.