Sentence examples for genuinely allow from inspiring English sources

These, the government claims, genuinely allow private firms to run schools largely outside local-authority control.

Negotiating genuinely allows you to accept the inherent tension in simultaneously cooperating and competing.

It would also like to see strong and profitable operators the sort that can please foreign investors and keep out foreign competitors once, in the distant future, these are genuinely allowed to join in.

The thing I found particularly interesting was the way it genuinely allows you as an audience member to prod at the scenario and give it a good shake, something which interactive theatre often professes to do but seldom does in practice.

It genuinely allows them to see the better life that they're in school to one day attain.

Collective bargaining is only possible if it is genuinely collective; allowing individual workers to peel off from the group will result in, at first, a huge "free rider" problem — some workers will get the benefits of collective bargaining without having to chip in — and, eventually, the collapse of public unions.

It has never been easier to assess how far we have come and what remains still to be done to ensure that the relationship between patient and practitioner is genuinely open, allowing each party to have a real and positive influence on the other [ 7, 9].

Arab regimes which have so far escaped serious challenge should hurry to end police brutality, curb corruption and allow genuinely free elections.

Genuinely innovative technologies allow individuals or organizations to do valuable things they could not do heretofore, or they reduce the costs and difficulties of doing something already valued.

The military's unwillingness to cede power and allow a genuinely democratic government has been clear for months.

"The process of consultation did not allow a genuinely free choice to be made," said a British Foreign and Commonwealth Office briefing that year.