Sentence examples for allowing it to develop from inspiring English sources

"The implications of a passed oil law allowing foreign investment would naturally be huge for Iraq, the region and the oil industry," said Samuel Ciszuk, an analyst with Global Insight, "unlocking a new chapter for Iraq, allowing it to develop and modernize its oil and gas production rapidly".

Victoria Oil and Gas jumped 1.06p to 5.6p after the exploration group was granted a licence by the Cameroon government allowing it to develop the Logbaba gas field.

Hornby shifted production to China between 1997 and 2002, a move credited with saving the company and allowing it to develop more complicated products at lower cost.

Traditionally, cream was skimmed from the milk and left to ripen before being chilled, allowing it to develop a distinctive pale straw colour and deep cow-y taste.

The council, keen to bring young people into the city centre, has recently sold to Coventry University land next to the town hall, allowing it to develop a site next to the train station.

It survived but, as this special report has shown, it has changed: policymakers and the public are more doubtful about allowing it to develop without constraints and more anxious to shape the flows of trade, capital and people.

The deal will provide Cell Press with the infrastructure to allow it to develop its electronic activities, he says.

The Brotherhood may have remained an illegal organisation under Mubarak, but from the 70s onwards, the Egyptian authorities tacitly allowed it to develop its community programmes.

The government has pushed ahead with plans to devolve more transport powers to Greater Manchester, which will allow it to develop its own franchised bus network and seamless smarter ticketing systems.

Allow it to develop in its own way and succeed on its own merits, rather than on the basis of Uncle Sam's munificence.

Shopify says its experience in processing millions of orders across its platform has allowed it to develop fraud detection technology that has the ability to accurately determine which orders are considered fraudulent.