Sentence examples for arrangements allow for from inspiring English sources
ICT makes it easier to tie together the work of different organizations with the communities they serve and institutional arrangements allow for these processes to be better defined.
And with a basic reverence for the original record, this live Astral's arrangements allow for musicians to add new layers of strata through jams, while acknowledging forty years has passed since the original was slated.
Prokaryotic genome annotation such as at the JCVI is different from the eukaryotic equivalent because the simpler gene structures and arrangements allow for greater automation of structural annotation.
And while there have been numerous convictions, there have also been many cases in which plea arrangements allowed for lesser punishments, or in which charges were dropped or found not to be warranted.
In particular the fusion of genes, and consequently of domain arrangements, allows for "jumps" in protein evolution and may govern truly novel genetic phenotypes.
As expected, recombination was demonstrated to be significantly suppressed between chromosome arrangements, allowing for a direct examination of the relationship between recombination, selection, and codon bias.
The arrangement allows for donations of some revenue to charities.
The arrangement allows for some upper-crust ruggers who have completed their studies to continue to play for the team.
The same arrangement allows for the presence of the young actor and singer Tony Vincent in the cast of the Queen musical "We Will Rock You".
Dr. Jordan, the Newcastle branch provost, said this arrangement allowed for lower costs and made it easier for his university to set up its program, which has around 250 students in its medical program.
This oligopolistic arrangement allows for a closer relationship between regulators and the regulated, and allows for banks to have higher underlying earnings power to ensure they can recover from bad loans more quickly.Finally, restricting ownership will scare off suitors and make the market less competitive in part by slowing the spread of new ideas.
