Sentence examples for choosing to allow from inspiring English sources

In choosing to try and win political accomplishments through murder and in choosing to allow the ruthless killing of innocent civilians, Arafat has chosen the path of terrorism.

She also explained that by choosing to allow their health data to be aggregated and studied by 23andMe's scientific research team, customers are contributing to a giant pool of health care data that can help understand inherited diseases and conditions.

He added: "The MoD is consciously choosing to allow gaps in medium-term capabilities – such as carriers and now fast jets – to develop so that it can focus its limited resources on Afghanistan … and on long-term investment programmes.

That policy followed the lead of Wimbledon, which inaugurated the so-called Open era in 1968 after defying the International Lawn Tennis Federation and choosing to allow amateurs and professionals to compete in the tournament in 1967.

From next week, Welsh residents can still actively opt in to organ donation, nominate someone to make that decision for them, or choose to opt out, but unless a person is proven to not have had the mental capacity to make the decision, Drakeford says, "by choosing to do nothing, you are choosing to allow your consent to be deemed".

It's interesting that Instagram is choosing to allow businesses to receive traditional emails instead of relying on Instagram's own messaging system – but that also makes sense, as many businesses today prefer email.

Instead, she chose to allow the distortions to continue".

"Most of the time people choose to allow themselves to be manipulated," he maintains.

Users of his plug-in can choose to allow "acceptable ads": no animation and no tiresome clicking to dodge them.

Those points are chosen to allow a far field prediction of the sound level and phase.

Microcavity sizes were chosen to allow for the inclusion of either individual or multiple cells.