Sentence examples for franchise to allow from inspiring English sources

First Game Ever in the Guitar Hero(R) Franchise to Allow In-Game Downloadable Content on Wii.

In terms of its profitability, it is widely accepted that GTA5 will be the first title in the franchise to allow in-game purchases - that is, ways to enhance the game by paying some more money.

Mr. Washington added that if the vendors did not agree and the streets were closed to them, the city might sell franchises to allow a few vendors to work on some of the more desirable corners.

The division has a new team, the Milwaukee Brewers, but no self-respecting N.L. franchise is going to allow an American League defector to win the division title in its first year.

Based on anecdotal expert opinion from the SQH franchise management, the full effects of joining the franchise were estimated to become apparent only after a period of time had elapsed after the provider joined the franchise (in order to allow for the community served to recognize the benefits).

She said there needs to be a change to bus and rail franchising across Britain to allow public sector involvement.

Networking Opportunities: Unlike individual businesses that can´t share best practices with one another owing to competitive pressures, our franchise system is designed to allow for networking and knowledge share in a non-competitive environment.

Asked whether it would make more sense to allow franchises to be taken back into public ownership when they expire, Miliband said: "You're right to say we've got to look at these issues around the franchises.

After the NFL changed their rules to allow franchises to accept advertising from casinos with sportsbooks in late August, the New York Jets and Dallas Cowboys were quick to cash in on the new opportunity.

The court dismissed the case in a decision that stated the company could legally dictate pricing structures over its franchises objections, but found that there was enough evidence to allow the franchises to move forward with their claims of dealing in bad faith in a separate case.

The franchise will be extended slightly to allow members of the House of Lords and people living in Gibraltar to vote, even though they are excluded from general elections.