Sentence examples for alternatives to allow from inspiring English sources

Bradley Lautenbach, 28, who recently moved to Los Angeles to work at Disney, found enough alternatives to allow him to turn back the technological clock on his TV.

"The ACCC considers the other free-to-air television networks, pay television providers and on-line service providers will continue to have sufficient alternatives to allow them to obtain content that is attractive to their viewers," ACCC chairman Rod Sims said.

The main goal of a Decision Support System is not to make the decision on behalf of the user but instead to give him precious information to understand the situation, to give parts of solutions, or possible alternatives to allow him make the final decision [20].

However, the future role of molecular diagnostics in neurooncology, in particular concerning the value of predictive markers will also depend on the development and availability of novel therapeutic alternatives to allow for more sophisticated patient-tailored treatment choices based on molecular profiles.

I have to imagine that many people are, indeed, considering the alternatives to allowing these early states to hold the entire democratic process hostage to their territorial pissings!

Thank heavens, then, for designers such as Alessandro Dell'Acqua and Roberto Cavalli, who have generously provided an alternative to allow you an extra 10 minutes in bed.

An airport spokesman said there had not been "a viable alternative" to allow the airport to remain open.

Asked how it sees its model performing in the U.S., co-founder Alexander Klöpping argues that continued use of paywalls by publishers will support a marketplace approach as a lower friction alternative to allow readers to gain access to quality content.

This method was developed as an alternative to allow measurement of maternal mortality down to community level, along with analysis on the cause of death.

A German court ruled in 1957 that it had insufficient evidence to try Mr. Faber as an alternative to allowing his return to the Netherlands.

Garton Ash now sees little alternative to allowing ethnic separation to be completed in the Balkans, a process that he hopes will eventually open the way for their reintegration.