Sentence examples for grace to allow from inspiring English sources

Some people do actually learn from their mistakes and we should give people the grace to allow them to grow and move forward.

Kerry has invested too much in these talks and handled them with too much grace to allow the parties to end them in a blaze of mutually consuming humiliation.

She plans to grant a "grace period" to allow projects with planning permission to proceed.

The agreement shows that Vietnam insisted on a comfortable grace period to allow its companies to adjust to foreign competition.

Home countries, notably Yemen and Ethiopia, persuaded Saudi monarch King Abdullah to offer two grace periods to allow people to comply with the law.

But the city will not start levying fines until June, after a three-month grace period to allow vendors to adjust to the new rules.

BB needs to give us a grace period to allow us to read and correct our comments one more time after posting.

But, she added, Medicare also needed to establish a reasonable grace period to allow patients on high doses to taper down safely.

From Saturday, retailers will no longer be able to sell branded cigarette packets, as a 12-month grace period to allow tobacco firms to phase out old cartons comes to an end.

But with a legal challenge to the new rules pending in State Supreme Court in Manhattan, and a three-month grace period to allow businesses to adjust, some owners are taking a wait-and-see approach in the hope that the beverage industry will win out.

If the government fell, as a result of a no-confidence motion, there would be a two-week grace period to allow the parties to see whether a new administration could be constructed.