Sentence examples for allowing on from inspiring English sources

For these reasons and considering also the historical and artistic importance of the artefact, a more localized heating methodology has been considered, allowing on one side to visualize the connected cracks and on the other side to reduce potential damages directly related to excessive heating of the whole statue.

Membrane trafficking connects all compartments allowing on the one hand lipids and proteins synthesized in the endoplasmic reticulum (ER) to reach their intended organelle and on the other hand exchanges with the extracellular medium [ 1].

Victor Zambrano matched Sabathia through eight innings, allowing on three hits and four walks and striking out seven.

O'Reilly added: "I think there is more dissent on the streets than the media are allowing on the airwaves but it is not a great turnout in terms of protest … There is more to be done and said before I can embrace her laying a wreath in the Garden of Remembrance.

The recent downgrading of several Muslim schools suggests a growing nervousness about Islam in the UK, and what they are teaching or allowing on their premises.

With the release oFirst E-PL2, a few of the problems associated with the E-PL1 have been ironed out.

The verification of compliance provisions are far from allowing on-site inspections to the extent necessary to build mutual confidence.

The headset's removable boom mike is interchangeable with a cable that can be plugged into other devices, allowing on-the-go use.

Tourism agencies have recently started capitalizing on the credits at the end of movies that thank city, state and foreign film commissions for allowing on-location shoots, building tourism campaigns timed to film releases.

Mr. Rodriguez has drafted a variety of ideas for the caucus to consider, like reducing barriers to tax exemptions for urban farms, allowing on-site processing of wild game that could be introduced into soup kitchens, and expanding the Cottage Food Law.

This free mobile version is limited to shuffling songs rather than allowing on-demand song choice.