Sentence examples for be drawn that allows from inspiring English sources

An amendment will be drawn that allows provisional entry into force without them.

The interrelations between of water and energy are analyzed and new insights are drawn that allow for the implementation of a systematic methodology.

Some of the Justices wondered whether a line should be drawn that would allow a search of the phone based on the seriousness of the crime for which the defendant has been arrested.

It was the act of drawing that allowed us to speculate.

"The only conclusion that can be drawn from not allowing a sitting member of the federal parliament to visit is that the Australian government doesn't want the truth coming out".

Mr Annan would be foolish to allow himself to be drawn into that trap.

The foot valve is the mechanism that allows water to be drawn in but does not allow water to escape back out.

Thus, it would appear that females gravitate away from games that are biased towards male cognitive strengths, such as first person shooter games, but that they are drawn to games that allow them to exercise control and elicit gratification through an optimal challenge based on their own cognitive strengths[ 42].

A-players are drawn to companies that allow them to stretch, develop, and hone their skills.

Touching on this move, IMRE's director, Professor Albert Yee, said: "With a fluid, dynamic structure that allows researchers to be drawn from the different core competencies for any project, we can have cross-disciplinary teams working on each project and an ensuing healthy exchange of ideas across disciplines.

We employ an efficient pre-processing strategy known as the Alias Method [ 4] that allows samples to be drawn in constant time even for very large discrete distributions as implemented in the GNU Scientific Library [ 29].