Sentence examples for answer to allow from inspiring English sources

But nurturing and actively giving rise to the freedom to think, to connect, to ask, to feel safe, to reflect, to be, to grow, to shine, to listen, to be quiet, to answer, to allow all the emotional vibrations of that goodness into your life, not for the hour -- the sprint -- but the long term, is the politics and the art of being an agent of change, for Life.

All questions were self-directed and ended with the option of an open-ended answer to allow answers not included as one of the question options.

We were also recently treated to the West Texas answer to allowing weapons of war on our streets to blow apart toddlers in schools.

She also observes that the majority's answer to allowing business owners to opt out of covering their employees' legitimate health needs is that "the general public can pick up the tab".

The Tottenham MP, David Lammy, said questions needed to be answered to allow the relationship between the community and the police to heal.

And the committee members are likely to ask the union what specific questions the union wants answered to allow testing, or if there are other issues making the players reluctant.

And the committee members are likely to ask the union what specific questions the union wants answered to allow testing to go forward in the coming months, or if there are other issues that would indicate a general reluctance by the union to implement testing.

Prompt cards were provided for selected answers to allow responses to be categorised.

Prompt cards were provided for selected answers to allow responses to be categorised [see Additional file 1].

Expectation Maximization algorithm was performed to estimate missing answers on subscales with less than 15% missing answers to allow the calculation of total scores [ 23].

The reasons for drop out were: absence of response (n=145); inability to answer due to disease (n=34); absence of answers in the returned questionnaires (n=8); refusal to answer (n=5); not reachable at noted address (n=4); change of address (n=1); answered by wrong person (n=1); and too incoherent answers to allow adequate interpretation (n=1).