Sentence examples for deliberately to allow from inspiring English sources

Under the International Monetary Fund this position was altered quite deliberately to allow a country whose payments were in "fundamental disequilibrium," to propose a change of parity.

Committee Chairman Charles E. Grassley (R-Iowa) established a process for review of that confidentiality, but Booker argued that the process was too cumbersome, perhaps deliberately, to allow him to make reference to the document in time.

"The coincidence is too great to dismiss the idea that this has been chosen deliberately to allow enough time to convict Mr. Enkhbayar before that date," said Peter Goldsmith, a former British attorney general and a member of the House of Lords who is representing the former president in the case.

A Department for Education spokesman said: "The number of core subjects [in the English Bacc] has been kept small deliberately to allow the opportunity for wider study.

This was done deliberately to allow Rhodes to acquire as much land as he could without interference.

Critics say the new guidelines have been left deliberately vague to allow the government more room to decide military engagements.

They can also facilitate anything players can think of to do – the rules are kept deliberately loose to allow for blue-sky thinking.

Most sodium-cooled reactors are deliberately built to allow a large fraction of their neutrons those not needed to maintain the chain reaction to leak from the core.

Trustees Have Discretion Because many wills are deliberately constructed to allow flexibility to adapt to changing circumstances, banks and lawyers have considerable discretion in managing them.

We deliberately chose to allow users to write freeform responses - whatever they felt like saying about why they didn't like an item.

"The areas of service listed in this notice are deliberately broad to allow the force to explore the skills, expertise and solutions a partnership could bring".