Sentence examples for allowing them to progress from inspiring English sources

Most famously, Israel's opponents kept refusing to play them, allowing them to progress past Turkey, Egypt, Indonesia and Sudan to win the one place allocated to Africa and Asia without kicking a ball.

Argentina eliminated the Netherlands, 4 2 on penalties in the semi-final, after a 0 0 draw following extra time, allowing them to progress to the World Cup Final for the first time since Maradona had led them there in 1990.

Something that kept them from dropping out and allowed them to progress on to a course at 16".

"The idea is that if we see infections in the early-stage lesions, maybe that is one of the factors that allows them to progress," Dr. Holt said.

Having control over adults skills budgets, for example, will enable the incoming metro mayors to connect unemployed people to training and jobs, and allow them to progress in work, helping them truly share the benefits of rising employment and prosperity.

Only an unexpected shift in either side's position on the holy city's future status will allow them to progress to another summit meeting at the close of the United Nation's gathering of world leaders, American officials say.

Gone are the days of "a job for life", so the focus should be on externally recognised training so individuals can accumulate portable skills that allow them to progress in their careers.

They leave school without anything to show for their time and efforts, and Liberal Democrats in the coalition government are doing the right thing by ensuring they receive a statement that sets out their achievements and allows them to progress further.

Our concern is not just to provide support to individual scientists to allow them to progress in their professional careers.

"Putting Olivia and Jenna in a centralised system with world-class coaches has allowed them to progress," Carlsen told BBC Sport.

But of course this encouraged a lot of the young people who do have serious science behind them, and it allows them to progress in their career.