The phrase "allows a fair" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of permitting or enabling fairness in a certain context, but it lacks clarity and completeness.
Example: "The new policy allows a fair evaluation of all candidates."
Alternatives: "enables a fair" or "permits a fair".
And that allows a fair amount of wiggle room for those who are not committed to the ideal of a truly post-racial society.
The court ruling, known as the Mount Laurel doctrine, not only barred localities from excluding affordable housing but said they had an affirmative obligation to provide zoning that allows a "fair share" of such housing based on growth, employment opportunities and income.
So government need to regulate the rent increases in older housing that inflicts so much useless hardships and the appropriate economic model to look at is public utility regulation which allows a fair return on investment but does not allow the utility to use its' power in a non-competitive market to basically to exact excessive prices from consumers.
This allows a fair reimbursement of highly specialized or expensive services.
This second configuration allows a fair comparison with the rest of the systems submitted.
The cloning invariance property allows a fair comparison of the sparsity of vectors with different number of elements.
This will allow a fair comparison between schools with very different intakes.
Finding a building that allowed a fair division of space was a real challenge, Ms. Arenstein said.
Falciani himself refused to appear in the dock, on the grounds that he would not be allowed a fair trial.
In this paper, a set of constraints is defined to allow a fair comparison between different system sizes, designs, and operating conditions.
We believe our platform removes the barrier to validating simulation results in underwater environments while also allowing a fair comparison between protocols.
