Sentence examples for allowing the closing from inspiring English sources

In another development in the rapidly consolidating telecommunications industry, Qwest Communications International's $57 billion takeover of U S West received final federal regulatory approval yesterday, allowing the closing of a transaction that nearly fell apart when Qwest considered dropping the deal in favor of a buyout offer from another company.

Mr. Falls has eliminated them, allowing the close, coddling maternal symbolism they are meant to provide to go by the wayside.

Good tracking of references for the grid currents is also illustrated in practice, allowing the closed-loop system to inject active and reactive power into the grid.

Neddylation (the covalent attachment of the small protein Nedd8) to a specific lysine in the Cul3 C-terminal domain is thought to modulate the conformation of this complex allowing the closest association of the substrate and E2-ubiquitin [62].

An active flow directs the sample DNA towards immobilized probes within the membrane fibers, increasing the diffusivity and local reaction concentration of DNA and allowing the close contact of DNA probes with the immobilized DNA inside the membrane pores.

Ms. Malmstrom said the commission and other E.U. agencies would provide money and equipment to help nations plug their borders and allow the closing of crossing points.

The microvalve innovatively exploits paraffin wax of low melting point, whose solid liquid phase changes allow the closing and opening of fluid flow through deformable microchannel ceiling.

An overview of the current debate in the topic together with an application of a multi-disciplinary technique designed to assess fisheries sustainability (Rapfish) allows the closing of this gap.

This is possible because donors allow the closing balances on the 'pooled' funds to be rolled over to the following year.

In an interview, she said: "I've been searching for a literary method that would allow the closest possible approximation to real life.

We identify the Hamilton Jacobi Bellman equation whose solution characterizes the logarithmic asymptotics of the first-exit time and specify the types of the coefficients that allow the closed-form solutions.