Sentence examples for allowing additional time from inspiring English sources

See Executive Order No. 13804, Allowing Additional Time for Recognizing Positive Actions by the Government of Sudan Amending Executive Order 13761 (July 11 , 2017, available here.

"I want to ensure that consumers have a good experience of smart metering from day one [and] that's why we are allowing additional time for the energy suppliers to complete the rollout, so industry has the time to get it right for consumers". Richard Postance, partner at Ernst & Young, said the delay could mean the benefits of the new technology taking longer to be realised.

The final hearing on Detroit's bankruptcy will come July 16, allowing additional time for creditors to reach deals with the city prior to what is expected to be a massive court battle.

It may not feel like regression immediately but by blocking positive change you are actually creating and allowing additional time for the negative results your brain creates to reproduce, propagate and permeate.

Civilian administrator L. Paul Bremer III, fresh from meeting with Bush in Washington this week, is expected to sit down with the 24 members of the Iraqi Governing Council in coming days to hammer out a plan that would give Iraqi leaders more control of the government while allowing additional time to draft a constitution.

The announcement added, "The postponement will allow additional time to prepare the innovative and complex production".

"They have more effective assessment arrangements and also allow additional time for study.

And we had a very, very strong argument as to why the officers shouldn't be allowed additional time.

pic.twitter.com/tU9feeM9DC January 3, 2014 NYC Mayor's Office (@NYCMayorsOffice) Please exercise caution going outdoors, refrain from unnecessary travel &, if going to work, utilize public transit & allow additional time.

In addition, resource constraints may prompt the agencies to issue more Second Requests than otherwise in order to allow additional time to complete their investigations.

The Transportation Security Administration said people flying to the United States "may want to allow additional time to get through security" and advised checking with airlines and airports abroad.