The phrase "allows the exercises" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or capabilities related to performing exercises, such as in a fitness or educational context.
Example: "The new software allows the exercises to be completed more efficiently."
Alternatives: "permits the exercises" or "facilitates the exercises".
The municipalities argue Exxon failed to meet its burden of establishing personal jurisdiction under the Texas long-arm statute, which allows the exercise of personal jurisdiction over a non-resident defendant.
This would also require adopting a natural rights framework that presumptively allows the exercise of the right to bear arms until it infringes on another's equal rights, or causes physical harm to a person or property.
The practice is to assist participants to become familiar and comfortable with the equipment, and allows the exercise physiologist an opportunity to ensure correct technique.
The six-month exemption will allow the exercises to continue without a permit from regulators.
Allowing the exercise of free speech is just as much a key function of the city's parks as allowing softball or in-line skating.
Elliott puts the failure down to the presence of TV cameras and says she won't allow the exercise to be filmed again.
It was the challenge of facing the frustrations of miscommunication and embracing the difficulties of being at the lower hand that allowed the exercise to be most rewarding.
In order for Cuban leaders to earn a meeting with the president of the United States, "they must show their good faith," and she highlighted three areas in which the Cuban government must demonstrate improvements: by convoking "free and competitive elections like you have here," by releasing political prisoners, and by allowing the exercise of free expression and assembly.
While proponents argue that more guns on campus may enhance personal safety, and would allow the exercise of second amendment rights, critics reject the security claim and say that campus carry will impact free speech because students and faculty will be wary of exchanging controversial ideas and entering into heated debates with people who may be packing a pistol.
Mr Abe won a boost for his domestic politics with another explicit statement from the White House: it supports his move to reinterpret Japan's pacifist constitution to allow the exercise of "collective self-defence", whereby the armed forces may come to the aid of an ally under attack.
