Sentence examples for explicit allowance from inspiring English sources

What this suggests is that the perfect goal to set for yourself is probably a tough one but with the explicit allowance for a mulligan or two so you won't be discouraged by the occasional slip up.

By most accounts, the negotiations foundered over the late introduction of more stringent language about one of Iran's facilities — a heavy-water reactor near Arak — and the removal of an explicit allowance for low-level uranium enrichment on Iranian soil.

This paper presents a Monte Carlo simulation technique that makes explicit allowance for the probability-distributed nature of the key flood producing variables and the dependencies between them to determine derived flood frequency curves.

Explicit allowance for multiplicity of comparisons will be made in interpretation of the results.

In the previous example, without explicit allowance of non-WC pairs, one assumes that stems contain only WC pairs.

It appears that models with an explicit allowance for additional heat wave effects do a better job of describing the exact distribution of heat-related deaths.

The report also found that when signing to claim for the daily allowance, members should give an explicit written undertaking that in doing so they are "acting on their personal honour".

There are explicit reimbursements for rent, communications (usually telephone bills), conveyance allowances, as well as educational expenses.

It should even have simpler loopholes, such as giving special interests explicit exemptions, rather than giving them unfair portions of the capped allowance of permissible energy consumption.

Since the "Rooker-Wise" amendment to the 1977 budget, the RPI has been used to index income-tax allowances and thresholds, so that any real changes in them need explicit parliamentary sanction.

Boehner's one explicit statement -- that the big oil companies don't need to get oil depletion allowances -- wasn't exactly a concession, as they haven't received them since 1975.