Sentence examples for come to allow from inspiring English sources

To this end, while not discounting the idea of a universal basic income, he argues "the time has come to allow workers to get a share of profits".

As a nephrologist who has seen too many patients on dialysis die waiting for a kidney, I agree with Nicholas D. Kristof that the time has come to allow financial incentives for organ donation.

With the exception of a couple of men, whom he has come to allow considerable leeway in carrying out their assignments, he keeps his producers on an extremely tight rein.

Many, including the influential thinktank the European Stability Initiative (ESI), believed that Ashdown's rule turned Bosnia into a European "Raj", and that the time had come to allow Bosnians to assert control over their own affairs, with the HR playing a less proactive role.

The police sometimes give us a heads-up before they come, to allow us to be careful.

Manufacturing servitization is considered in Europe as one of the important developments in the years to come to allow European industries improving its competitiveness in the market.

This is as close as I come to allowing myself a theological "proof".

Basically, VSNs came to allow the communication among nearby vehicles as well as fixed roadside equipments which leads to three different configures: vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V), vehicle-to-infrastructure (V2I), and, hybrid networks' architectures as illustrated in Fig. 1 [4].

However, UML falls short when it comes to allow business people to define in their own language (e.g. using their own terms in natural language) the policies and rules by which they run their business.

I choose now, when the pain comes, to allow it.

The N.C.A.A. has to trust the coaches when it comes to allowing us more access to our players.