Sentence examples for factions to allow from inspiring English sources

Médecins Sans Frontières issued an urgent appeal on Monday night for all warring factions to allow people to reach medical care.

According to Gomperts, the Socialist party conceded to fundamentalist-influenced conservative factions to allow this law to pass.

The World Food Programme is distributing 1400 tons of food by air, while UNICEF has brokered a deal with warring factions to allow safe access to children needing immunization.

After an acrimonious state convention in 1847 (in which the Henshaw faction refused to allow platform items opposing slavery), Morton quit the party for the burgeoning Free Soil movement.

The faction reportedly refused to allow the appointment of one of its members by Mr. Koizumi because he declined to consult with the factions beforehand, as he had promised.

Evidently, the Kiir faction is disinclined to allow a large rebel military force to establish itself in the capital's airport without the security guarantee of Machar's presence.

But in separate peace agreements reached in April 1997 with seven smaller rebel factions, the Government promised to allow a referendum on independence or greater autonomy for the southern states.

The best hope to avoid all-out conflict between the competing factions is for the rebels to allow Congress – which is at least elected – to govern until the summer, when elections may produce a new, more representative assembly, and to urge all sides to guarantee the electoral process.

On 3 January 1523, the Zurich city council invited the clergy of the city and outlying region to a meeting to allow the factions to present their opinions.

It had been planned to allow other factions who had established a prior claim to the throne by marriage to princesses to join in a civil war to claim the throne for themselves; however, this was never implemented.

One of the key reasons why governments between 1945 and 1994 were short-lived, with an average life of 11 months, was that governments had to be reshuffled regularly in order to allow different faction leaders to obtain posts, partly due to an electoral system that was so highly proportional.