Sentence examples for controls to allow from inspiring English sources

Both engines use knock sensors and adaptive controls to allow a range of available fuel use.

In 2012, for instance, its altered its line on the subject of capital controls, to allow that the judicious, coordinated use of certain controls could occasionally be warranted.

But it concludes blandly that UK consumers are getting a "good deal" from the grocery market, and that the freeing-up of planning controls to allow more supermarkets in areas where individual stores are dominant would make things even better.

At a flood strategy meeting of local officials yesterday in White Plains, County Executive Andrew J. Spano, left, suggested installing gates at the parkway's access points with electronic controls to allow simultaneous activation.

Japan is also discussing the reintroduction of exchange controls to allow rapid monetary expansion without depreciating the yen (which might destabilise other currencies in the region and make trade frictions worse).

The Myo has been mapped to its controls to allow it to direct forward, reverse and left/right turn movement, as well as velocity and braking.

They feel too monitored, too controlled, to allow this communal activity to simply unfold.

Mr. de Blasio, for example, promises to "revamp mayoral control" to allow for more community input.

Besides, I was too frightened, too controlled to allow myself to step over the line into complete, tramp-style dereliction.

Mr. Putin has opposed the administration efforts to amend the Antiballistic Missile Treaty of 1972, considered the basis of cold-war arms control, to allow a missile defense system.

The design process was carefully controlled to allow the gradual integration of the system with one unknown at a time.