Sentence examples for explicitly allows for from inspiring English sources
The Maastricht treaty explicitly allows for the possibility that only some countries will join the single currency.
Hansen pointed out that the bill explicitly allows for the construction of new coal plants and predicted that it would, if passed, prove close to meaningless.
The pact explicitly allows for this possibility: when GDP falls by 0.75% a country can get dispensation, and in a recession of more than 2% the 3% threshold is automatically abolished.
The ECB has said that its inflation target of 0-2% explicitly allows for measurement bias, but it has not said how big it thinks the statistical error is.
The state's protocol gives the prisons director a degree of flexibility in how the execution may proceed, but only explicitly allows for "an additional dose" of the chemicals that can be administered "if deemed appropriate" after consciousness checks are performed three minutes into the procedure.
The first is a direct representation, which explicitly allows for consideration of asymmetric costs by indicating the specific values of the predictions––which in turn allows for a distinction between more costly misclassifications in this domain (i.e., actual 0 predicted as 1) and less costly ones (i.e., actual 1 predicted as 0).
Explanatory models of multicategory choice behavior explicitly allow for such category purchase dependencies.
They also account for the fact that previous consultations explicitly allowed for the Land Registry to remain in public hands.
But the Good Samaritan law does not explicitly allow for the nonliable distribution or use of epinephrine shots.
Restrictions on free movement are explicitly allowed for reasons of "public policy, public security or public health".
