Sentence examples for allowing talk from inspiring English sources

But the statement stopped short of saying that Opel, which has struggled during the downturn in Europe's economy, was not on the market, allowing talk of a potential sale to linger.

It was a rocket up the backside of conformity and censorship, allowing talk of cock and balls and cunt and semen without shame or blush: in New York, the Fugs took the lesson to heart, and Ginsberg returned the favour, writing the liner notes for their second album in 1966.

In allowing talk of life after death as meaningful (1936a), for the very reason that what speaks against it is only the empirical impossibility of verifying such talk, Schlick's final criterion clearly left empiricist strictures behind.

In fact, allowing talk of innovation to enter the company's daily self-reflective discourse will be a colossal distraction and in extreme cases, could spell doom.

To the Germans, he allowed talk of an Austrian solution – neutrality and unification.

It would allow talks on a more comprehensive agreement.

But they have demanded that the government remove troops from two municipalities to allow talks.

But a provision for a "look-in" in the ESPN contract allowed talks to resume.

The farmers suspended their protests to allow talks to take place.

This strategy could ultimately allow talks to advance on creating a hemispheric trade agreement by early 2005.

Mr Karzai has extended his stay to allow talks with Pakistan to continue.