Sentence examples for aside to allow for from inspiring English sources
In the theatre, formalized rules were cast aside to allow for much more individualistic and passionate expression.
Mr Kimunya said he had only "stepped aside" to allow for an investigation and denies any wrongdoing.
To some, Mr. Berlusconi had quietly, if belatedly, followed the example of Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero of Spain, who stepped aside to allow for early elections, causing market pressure on Spain to ease.
A huge area of Alberta covering 700 square nautical miles of restricted airspace has already been set aside to allow for drones to be tested beyond visual line of sight.
Reporters perched outside the governor's first-floor office and traded rumors about whether Mr. McGreevey would stay through Nov. 15 or step aside to allow for a special election as Republicans and renegade Democrats were urging.
Mr Santorum, who is in second place but with only just over half as many delegates as the front-runner, has called on Mr Gingrich to step aside to allow for a head-to-head contest between himself and Mr Romney, who has built his lead largely because the others have split the conservative vote.
Last September the White House was said to have urged Mr Paterson to step aside to allow a clear run for Andrew Cuomo, the state attorney-general and son of a former governor.Mr Cuomo, once married to a Kennedy, alienated the Gang of Four when he ran against their anointed choice in a failed 2002 campaign for governor.
He was said to be a charismatic figure, a leader in the African Methodist Church who chastised other blacks for stepping aside to allow whites to pass in the street.
In 2007, Néstor announced that he would stand aside to allow Cristina, then a senator, to run for President.
