The phrase "allows in the case" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific situation or condition where something is permitted, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The policy allows in the case of emergencies for exceptions to be made."
Alternatives: "permits in the event" or "authorizes in the instance".
The possibility that one might have only one of them in the mind, through perception or in some other way, and somehow apply it to the wrong thing in the world is not considered (though it is something that Plato allows in the case of incorrect names at Cratylus 430a-431b, where he speaks of pointing or otherwise exhibiting the thing while applying the name to it).
Such a measure of net enzymatic activity allows, in the case of proteases, one to specifically account for the presence of enzymatic inhibitors in SF.
Decades ago in Charlotte, though, a local ordinance specifically noted that discrimination should be allowed in the case of bathrooms.
Exceptions would be allowed in the case of emergency calls, including those to the Police Department's 911 dispatcher.
In Charlotte, though, part of a decades-old ordinance specifically noted that discrimination should be allowed in the case of bathrooms.
Mr Justice Males had previously ruled evidence about these episodes would not be allowed in the case, which was due to begin on Monday.
Under the new measures put forward by the government, abortions in Spain would only be allowed in the case of rape or when there is a risk to the physical or mental health of the mother.
In December, justice minister Alberto Ruiz-Gallardón said that abortion will only be allowed in the case of rape or when there is a serious mental or physical health risk to the mother.
Justice minister Alberto Ruiz-Gallardón said on Friday that abortion will only be allowed in the case of rape or when there is a serious mental or physical health risk to the mother.
