Sentence examples for allowing action from inspiring English sources

It was almost impossible to discuss the policy without wandering into events that were never made public and the debate over whether the president should issue a classified "finding" allowing action in Syria.

He's the master of the in medias res ending, halting at the heart of the plot, and often uses carefully researched real events to drive his fables forward, allowing action to define character instead of opting for psychological epiphanies.

-          the obligation to respect the constitutional order – essentially a formal provision of declarative nature, found in most European countries, allowing action to be taken, for instance, if armed attacks are promoted against democratic institutions.

As well as a suspension of arms-related exports, the case also calls for a suspension of the EU's preferential trading deal with Israel and for all evidence of war crimes to be placed with the police, allowing action against Israeli agents entering the UK.

Proponents say the new law, more than a dozen years in the making, would help usher in an age of genetic medicine, in which DNA tests might help predict if a person is at risk of a disease, allowing action to be taken to prevent it.

Through clever choreography, film can fix this translation by allowing action to feel out of this world to what's essentially the same thing we've seen a thousand times; think your standard corridor shooter or fighter.

But when it comes to the specifics the manual contradicts itself, allowing actions that no right-thinking person could consider humane.

Where the hell was that?!?'" The team expanded the Final Fantasy-style combat by allowing actions to be queued in advance.

Silence allowed action to take on the astonishment and zaniness of a dream.

The RIAA has been launching law suits under what is known as the "John Doe" litigation process, which allows action to be taken against unknown defendants in the US.

She said that while the strategy would not curb free speech, it would allow action to be taken against extremist preachers.