Sentence examples for allowing supplies from inspiring English sources

Early Wednesday, the tree sitters managed to connect a new support cable between their perch and a tree about 200 feet away, allowing supplies and new protesters to reach the oak grove.

Although Russia and Syria both say they are open to allowing supplies into besieged areas under the right conditions, they have repeatedly used sieges to force surrender of rebel-held areas.

But the Hamas authorities were not allowing supplies from the ships to enter Gaza on Thursday, said Maj. Guy Inbar, a spokesman for the Israeli authority responsible for the crossings.

But analysts also point out Russia's support for the Iran arms embargo, its cancellation of a surface-to-air missile system sale to Iran and its allowing supplies to be sent through Russia to troops in Afghanistan.

Kiev has long accused Russia's president, Vladimir Putin, of fueling the battle in the country's east by allowing supplies of weapons and men to flow to the rebel fighters.

Staff may also set aside a box of free products without using them so that, if there is an inspection, they are not taken to task for allowing supplies to run out: "We haven't had Co-Artesiane in stock for about ten days, apart from a box that we are hanging on to, as we could be inspected and caught without stock, which doesn't look good," (Staff member, CSREF, Kita).

The only hope was that real prices would bring real money, allowing supply and demand to meet each other.

Cap and trade avoids this problem by setting an emissions limit and allowing supply and demand to determine the appropriate carbon price.

GameSpot's minor complaints were infrequent game saves, a "too easy" structure allowing supply lines to be destroyed before the main forces, a short game despite large missions and a lack of multiplayer.

Officials and volunteers in Egypt blame the Israelis, saying that even before the passage stalled Israel had allowed supplies to pass through for only 19 hours each week.

Khan has led demonstrations over US drone strikes against Islamists in the west of the country and vehemently opposed Islamabad's decision to allow supplies for international forces in Afghanistan to cross Pakistani territory.