Stein herself, while rejecting any suggestion that a Clinton presidency would be less dangerous than a Trump one, has made allowances for other Democrats.
The high court hearing finished yesterday, but the judge has made allowances for Shoesmith's lawyers to submit new evidence based on the Ofsted documents.
In these studies, the risk ratio for coronary heart disease, adjusted for age, sex, and ethnicity only, was 1.49 (1.40 to 1.59) per 1 SD higher "usual" ln C reactive protein concentration (that is, a risk ratio that has made allowance for regression dilution) (fig 4).
The council said it had asked Capita for a £20m cut in the contract and its budget plan had made allowances for that.
"Having made allowance for the impact of anxiety upon him, the tribunal were unable to accept him as either credible or reliable," read the report.
"The people I've worked with and for have been really supportive, and have made allowances," he says.
Some doctors and hospitals have made allowances.
In their hurry to fortify the U.S.-Mexico boundary with uniformed personnel, it seems, officials may have made allowances on background checks and screenings.
I think I have made allowances for the kind of despair which would test my faith, but you cannot know in advance what disaster to those you love would be too much to bear faithfully, and like everyone's, my faith is weakly conditional in some ways.
Purists from one tradition or another may take issue with this blend -- and I did hear one opinion voiced that it sounded too Welsh and not sufficiently Senegalese, but I think it is just that the two players have made allowances for each others music, and this give and take creates a true hybrid.
