The phrase "argue allow" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be a combination of two verbs that do not typically go together in this form.
Example: "I cannot argue allow for such behavior in our team."
Alternatives: "debate permitting" or "discuss allowing".
Acknowledging these rules, Eco would argue, allows the average person entry into a veritable universe of argument and discussion.
This, they argue, allows individuals not just to stop their total carbon footprint from going up, but actually to make it fall.
Therefore, opponents argue, allowing people to sport these plates is tantamount to allowing the tea-partiers to advertise on state property.But for whom does a licence plate speak?
And besides, they argue, allowing independents to vote however they please increases turnout and adds a special element of unpredictability to New Hampshire's primaries, thereby focusing added national attention on the state's opening role in the nominating process.
One of Lord Mandelson's principal targets here – urged on by the BPI and Federation Against Copyright Theft and Federation Against Software Theft – is "cyberlocker" sites that let people store files, or move them between two people easily, which, lobbyists argue, allows widespread copyright infringement.
This by-law, along with the previously little-known article 500.1 of the Highway Safety Code (which police argue allows them to hand out $500 fines for blocking traffic), have become the bane of community organizers in the city.
It could, they argued, allow American drug companies to force foreign distributors to fix prices at United States levels before sending the drugs back.
Whilst the ranking system - part of what the Government is calling the Teacher Excellence Framework - will not identify individual lecturers, it will, Mr Johnson argued, allow universities "to identify where there strengths and weaknesses are".
For years, some leaders in Michigan and in Canada have pressed for another bridge — one that could, they argued, allow more traffic to make the journey more efficiently and encourage more international trade for the auto industry and other businesses.
It would, she argued, allow for representation from each state while not changing the dynamics of the race in one candidate's favor.
