Sentence examples for demands allowing from inspiring English sources

But the Mexican government appears to have capitulated to U.S. demands, allowing families to return as a part of the program.

We argue that iNDIRA's approach presents users with an alternative approach to interact and communicate their network demands, allowing seamless network service integration.

That tells me they don't have black people in their boardroom". Globalism demands allowing more voices — more diverse voices — into the creative process and into the decision-making equation.

The straightforward, essentially American menu is intelligently balanced to serve such diverse demands, allowing one to partake of a substantial three-course meal or a simple late-night light repast.

The health centre manager commented that if there was funding to support an extra position it would reduce the pressure of acute care demands, allowing staff to work outside the clinic more frequently to do health education and promotion with individuals, families and groups, and to facilitate the development of community partnerships with the aim to improve chronic illness care.

The lawsuit asserts that the system, tailored to government demands, allowed the authorities to track down and torture members of the religious group Falun Gong.

But tech work may get there even sooner, as technology and lack of physical demands allow, and thus incentivize, bosses to scour the globe for the cheapest, most atomized workers.

The problems set out here remain unresolved but will assuredly be brought to the fore as transplantation demands allow for greater interpretation of the definition and criteria of death.

The energetic data are correlated with electronic properties and steric demand, allowing recommendations for precursor design to be made.

We specify a nonparametric random utility discrete choice model of demand allowing rich preference heterogeneity, product/market unobservables, and endogenous prices.

Perhaps 15 years ago the supply of local meat was smaller than the demand, allowing farms to simply "show up and sell out" in their markets.