Sentence examples for allows organised from inspiring English sources

It is the fear of effective administration and rule of law, the absence of which allows organised crime to flourish.

On his watch, Germany had allowed organised criminals to get thousands of illegal visas, many for prostitutes from Ukraine.

Cells were allowed organise on the recombinant basement membrane during incubation overnight at 37°C before images were acquired by using microscopy.

An ancient ritual associated with the 'daivasthanams' (temples) in rural areas, Hindu kori katta, a religious and spiritual cockfight, is held at the temples and also allowed if organised as part of religious or cultural events.

"On the ground, political Islamic groups were allowed to organise far more than any secular parties.

Unions are desperate to be allowed to organise private firms without a secret ballot, and are hoping to slip this bad idea into the jobs bill.

First, it is vitally important that these workers be allowed to organise, providing a platform for collective negotiation for fair wages.

Vietnam's 6m Catholics largely worship freely, and while the Vietnamese government has gotten into a number of tussles with Catholics over the past few years, they have almost all been about where the church owns land and where believers are allowed to organise services, not whether Catholics have the right to practise their religion.

Using ATLAS.ti software for the subsequent document reviews made it much easier to identify, analyse and manage relevant data because it allows quick organising of the same codes.

The blockade was poorly organised, allowing a pair of tanks to leave the barracks and raid a nearby settlement two days later; however, according to Croatian sources one tank was destroyed during the raid.

Until now, Indonesia has allowed only parties organised on a nationwide basis to contest elections.