Sentence examples for clearly allow for from inspiring English sources
The present electoral system will clearly allow for the representation of a militant minority in the U.S. Senate, if present trends continue.
Although the guidelines say that the BBC should be reluctant to broadcast stories based on a single source, and warn about the dangers of using anonymous sources, they clearly allow for this to be done in exceptional circumstances.
And, lord alone knows, it's not as if the obligations of the Charter don't clearly allow for the flecking of some spittle to be more publish-worthy than the 'wrong' sort.
Perhaps most important of all, both cases clearly allow for and rely upon acts of direct acquaintance, since illumination is, above all, meant to be an account of the conditions necessary for the mind to have direct acquaintance with intelligible objects.
Though Warren, one of the bill's authors, told HuffPost Live that the measure was not seeking to create a state religion, the drafted legislation would clearly allow for such an action.
"We have followed this issue closely (long before 'McConnelling' made Mitch McConnell late night comedy fodder) and we have always adhered to FEC rules, which clearly allow for 'brief quote of materials,'" Senate Majority PAC spokesman Ty Matsdorf said via email.
Like the Bush model, the Obama model also clearly allowed for combat with the press, sometimes extending to punishment, which was usually doled out by Gibbs.
The interrogation plan for the Syrian "clearly allows for a crossing of the line into abusive behavior," said James Ross, a senior legal adviser to Human Rights Watch who reviewed it for The Washington Post.
In a 34-page ruling, Judge William B. Carey of Alaska Superior Court said that state law and previous court rulings clearly allowed for misspellings in write-in votes as long as election officials could determine a voter's intent.
