Sentence examples for enforced to allow from inspiring English sources

The ban can be enforced to allow UK institutions time to raise money to match the sale price agreed with a foreign buyer and save works "of outstanding aesthetic importance" for the nation.

Both had bowled wholeheartedly in the first New Zealand innings, and had circumstances been different, the follow-on would not have been enforced to allow them and Steve Finn a rest.

Only after the load goes below WLAN_LL again, an immediate drop of the threshold is enforced to allow connections of additional users.

It said it was taking disciplinary measures, awarding compensation to families of the victims and easing the air blockade that it enforces to allow the evacuation of the most seriously wounded for treatment abroad.

Once this has been done, a quality assurance/quality control program must be established and enforced to easily allow the detection of systematic failures in the methodology and to ensure that these defined requirements are being maintained over time and among laboratories (Needham et al. 2002).

In the optimal configuration, compressive struts are not enforced to be parallel, which allows representing more consistently the physical reality of the flow of forces.

To remedy this problem, we propose a local post-processing projection that enforces incompressibility exactly to allow for stable and robust long-time integrations.

Still it may be even more important to consolidate our current knowledge and abilities and enforce quality standards to allow as many patients as possible to benefit from already excellent treatment approaches.

Angola's insurgents are too suspicious of the outside world (which tries to enforce sanctions on UNITA) to allow aid workers to enter their territory.

Traffic conditioners enforce agreements between domains to allow service profiles to conform to subscribers Service Level Agreements.

The cushion could be plumper still in some places: Europe is split over how strictly to enforce these rules, and whether to allow countries such as Britain and Sweden to add yet another wedge of equity on top.