Sentence examples for allows for settlement from inspiring English sources

Once the yield is sufficient, an electric pump with an attached power supply line and PVC water pipe is lowered to a point about 20 feet above the bottom of the shaft; the space below allows for settlement of sediment.

To allow for settlement growth in ways that minimized the impact on Palestinians".

Game controlled areas, which allow for settlement, cattle grazing, and hunting, suffered worse habitat degradation than areas with no legal protection, with bushlands, grasslands, swamps and "other lands" pixels faring worse than baseline measures.

The arguments in favour of landraising have included the need to allow for settlement and surface drainage, landscape improvements, mitigation of existing sites, creation of viewpoints, provision of recreational after-uses and screening of unsightly developments.

Having such a regulator allows for a settlement of more diverse environments, and thus gives L. lactis an advantage over other microorganisms.

The MOU allows for the direct settlement of Chinese RMB and the New Taiwan dollar across the Strait, which could help develop Taiwan into a local RMB hub.

Their case goes back to February 1840, when the British Crown and most of the Maori tribes signed the treaty which first allowed for colonists' settlement of the islands.

LAW ENFORCEMENT The foreclosure settlement allows for further investigation into banks' mortgage abuses.

The settlement allows for Mr. Reilly to get another dog after P. T., so long as it isn't one of a long list of large dogs.

The settlement allows for a power-sharing transitional government with 11 opposition ministers in a 22-strong government, the replacement of the prime minister by two vice-presidents, one Hutu and one Tutsi, and an enlargement of the National Assembly from 81 members to 121.Extremists on both sides have denounced the agreement.

These are taken from Leveson's recommendations, and include: how the self-regulator appoints its board members; how its funding is agreed; that it must publish and maintain a standards code; that it must handle complaints, and that it must operate an arbitration scheme which allows for faster (and cheaper) settlement of libel, privacy and other cases Some journalists remain unconvinced.