Sentence examples for allowing him to commit from inspiring English sources

After Monday's storm, Gov. George E. Pataki declared a state of emergency, allowing him to commit 700 state employees and 400 pieces of equipment from the Thruway Authority, State Departments of Transportation and Environmental Conservation, the State Police and the National Guard to the snow-removal cause.

In 1583, Hideyoshi defeated one of these vassals in a battle and allowed him to commit suicide.

They result in the actor becoming more aware of his natural expressiveness and allow him to commit more fully to the physical and emotional requirements of acting.

This allows him to commit to meeting the Nato target of spending 2% of GDP on defence throughout the current parliament.

And as Ralph matter-of-factly describes his highly regimented life -- in soliloquies and in prison interviews -- what emerges is a systematic mentality that allows him to commit serial sexual murders of little girls as if those crimes were just another hobby.

He also asserts that retaining this synergy with the music allows him to commit more to the album's live performances.

"We will announce a team manager in due course to bridge the gap prior to Les taking up his role, allowing him to be fully committed to his coaching duties with the national team".

Toshack has admitted that he is "vulnerable" but it is understood that the Football Association of Wales are committed to allowing him to see through his contract, which lasts until 2009, and so lead them into the qualifying campaign for the 2010 World Cup.

Instead, Ms. Wolf negotiated with the prosecution to allow him to be committed involuntarily to Bellevue Hospital Center.

The implication is that he has focused on the wrong things, that his passions have allowed him to avoid true passion, to commit to living in the here and now.

A presidential commission seemed an ideal option: It allowed him to demonstrate leadership without committing his administration to a specific course of action.