Sentence examples for directives allow for from inspiring English sources

David E. Nevers, spokesman for General Dunford, said even those directives allow for airstrikes when American troops are at risk of being overwhelmed by enemy fire.

aLegal analysis has been conducted into whether the current Directive allows for open consent.

The directive allows for reduced VAT in several areas including water, food, audio books, restaurant service, gardening, nappies and energy itself - but not energy-saving products.

This directive allows for the relaxation of selected hygiene rules for the production of cheeses using traditional methods and allows producers to market their goods through commercial retailers within their administrative region.

1 3 Ideally, the advance care directive allows for the documentation of the person's goals, values and beliefs, as well as any specific future treatment wishes.

Actual patient-specific preferences will be obtained in the future by coupling the model to a decision aid that elicits patient-preferences (e.g., preferences about health states) and will allow for individually tailored advance directive recommendations.

The latest directives allow you to kick for touch and take the lineout in those circumstances, which Connacht did to decisive effect, setting up Jack Carty for a dramatic winning conversion.

Psychiatric advance directives allow people to plan for future mental health care.

Psychiatric advance directives allow patients with severe mental illness to document their preferences for particular medications.

The EU services directive will allow for cross-border funeral services to take place, and a new amendment has been added to remove obstacles relating to cross-border transportation.

(a) Flexible networks: the use of highly directive antennas could allow for a variety of interferenceless wireless crossing configurations, favoring more flexible intra- and inter-core communications11, 12.