Sentence examples for has been able to allow from inspiring English sources

A Japanese journalist friend argues that Japan has been able to allow more foreigners in because it hasn't openly debated its immigration policy.

Similar to the way that Etsy has been able to allow small businesses and artisans to create value from their trade, Morin hopes to empower makers to sell via her e-commerce destination.

Similar to the way that Etsy has been able to allow small businesses and artisans to create value from their trade, Morin hopes to empower makers to sell via her e-commerce destination.

Over the course of a half-century, some have been able to allow themselves more leeway in imagining the Holocaust, while retaining a passionate commitment to it.

They would have been able to allow the employee flexibility and a work from home option during the child's healing time and not lost a valuable employee.

These systems have been able to provide reliable data allowing for the promotion of global action.

He said that where his firm has been able to encourage cities to allow smaller buildings the demand has been strong.

Wildfires are the only natural disturbances (ie, disasters) man has been able to routinely control, allowing industrialisation of forest and rangeland ecosystems to provide food, water and shelter while limiting both the societal nuisance and ecological service associated with fire on the landscape.

At least, it is "voluntary" work in the sense that it is the only work she has been able to find that allows her to make what she called "a reasonable living".

Thus far, she has been able to persuade 129 families to allow polio vaccination for their children.

As part of the school's exchange program curriculum, Timo has been able to take classes that allow him to broaden his focus.