Sentence examples for allowing representative from inspiring English sources
Unions have long warned that allowing representative bodies without collective bargaining rights could create a system of "fake representation," without real worker power.
The optimized method is effective for the simultaneous extraction of total phenolics and total anthocyanins, allowing representative measurements of free radical-scavenging capacity (DPPH) and trolox equivalent capacity (TEAC) of grape and açaí pulps, with savings of time and reagents, moreover, avoiding the use of methanol.
But analysts said Ukraine remained wary of allowing representatives of European companies in the monitoring mission because of a lingering fear that Russia and Europe could collude and seek to carve up its economic assets.
Allowing representatives of the fans to be present in the room is the least the NFL and NFLPA can do.
However, DOJ officials loosened the rules for those who attended Thursday night's meeting, allowing representatives from news outlets such as Politico, the Wall Street Journal and The Washington Post to broadly discuss what transpired inside.
The resulting rate constants represent averaged values over the oligomer size distributions, and allow representative timescales to be obtained from experimental data for each process.
The segment that required candidates to question one another allowed Representative Dick Gephardt to shine.
Clearly, I could have allowed Representative Cox, with whom I have a good relationship, to wonder about my views.
They also were unhappy that the committee's Republican chairman, Representative Bill Thomas of California, would not allow Representative Jim Maloney, Democrat of Connecticut, to testify.
This would allow representative groups to hold the media to account for using "Islam" or "Muslims" where it was not "genuinely relevant" to the story.
But its most important feature is an added chunk of exhibition space that allows representative samplings from all the museum's immense holdings to be on view.
