Sentence examples for drawn to allow from inspiring English sources

There's a typeface specially drawn to allow people with dyslexia to read and write more easily.

And where is a line drawn to allow many to remain and the remainder to still face potential deportation?

Chris Bryant, the junior Labour foreign minister who guided Britain's ratification of the ban through Parliament, insisted the legislation was too tightly drawn to allow any exceptions.

Played by three exceptionally talented actors – Declan Conlon, Marty Rea and Cathy Belton – these three characters are too sketchily drawn to allow the complexity of sibling relationships to emerge.

Additionally, a sample is drawn to allow for the estimation of population counts for variables that are not included in the registers.

Added-value and limitations of such sensors were underlined, and recommendations regarding the testing strategy were drawn to allow a reliable estimation of the stress fields.

A-players are drawn to companies that allow them to stretch, develop, and hone their skills.

Proposals have been drawn up to allow universities to buy a graduate's student loans.

Women who divorce will already be protected by new rules being drawn up to allow pensions to be split.

Contact was made between the consultant and a manufacturer and an agreeable contract drawn up to allow the product to be manufactured under licence.

Contingency arrangements are being drawn up to allow for hospitals and health centres to continue operating when as many as 40% of staff are off sick.