Sentence examples for allows them to decide from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the Hollywood studios have accepted a copy-protection scheme that allows them to decide whether their copyrighted material can be copied freely, copied just once, or not copied at all.

We use an innovative system called Working Together for Change which gathers meaningful, qualitative feedback from patients and then allows them to decide their own priorities for change within our unit.

There is a precedent in the past for a system that grants religious institutions special rights to control land and labor, that cedes to them a monopoly on the indoctrination of other people's children, and that allows them to decide on matters of individual and public health.

Today, as promised earlier, PayPal Credit is expanding its support for monthly payments with an option for retailers that allows them to decide on the number of months and interest rates that work best for their customers.

However, the model's forecasts are of great value to the IMs and RUs, as they allow them to optimise the rescheduling of regional and long distance rail traffic, and also improve passenger service by providing passengers with information that allows them to decide whether to use alternative routes and/or modes of transport.

If consent is about choice, they each spend the entire series striving towards a kind of self-determination that breaks them out of these archetypes, that allows them to decide exactly what role they get to play. .

Some wish that Japan and the United States had allowed them to decide the island's future themselves.

He strives to give both backs a "clean read" with his blocks, allowing them to decide whether to stuff the run inside or bounce it outside.

This would allow them to decide in what order to pay the balances off rather than leaving it up to the credit card companies.

"We want to allow them to decide how they access entertainment content and on which devices, whether it's on PC, TV or tablet".

Currently households are given 52 weeks before they are reassessed, to allow them to decide whether to move or to re-occupy the room before they incur cuts to their housing benefit.