Sentence examples for imposed to allow from inspiring English sources

Regulatory halts are mandatory for all markets, and can be imposed to allow dissemination of news about a company.

From September 19 to 21 a three-day lockdown was imposed to allow health workers to conduct a house-to-house survey to isolate new cases.

The task starts with the capture of Mullah Muhammad Omar, but hardly ends there: enough law and order must be imposed to allow medicine and food to flow to an ill and starving population and to prevent a resurgence of violence as the traditional arbiter of power in the land.

The ruling, issued by a three-judge panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, came less than a week after a federal district judge, Vaughn R. Walker, lifted a stay he had imposed to allow proponents of the ban to argue why same-sex marriages should not proceed.

Many groups, including the Syrian opposition, have accused Moscow of stalling to prevent a ceasefire being imposed, to allow the Syrian regime more time to pursue an outright military victory in the territory.

These constraints were not dictated by the method we have developed but rather were imposed to allow unambiguous validation against a more established quantification method.

Restrictions are imposed to not allow overlapping or spaces between prisms.

Furthermore, the use of myofibril activation, in association with fast length changes imposed to the preparation, allows precise evaluation of the rate of force redevelopment (Ktr) following a shortening-stretching protocol [ 265] that was originally developed for application to muscle fibers [ 267].

Some have barred people from accessing their money, others have insisted people pay for expensive financial advice, and many have imposed hefty charges to allow people access to their cash.

In order to minimize the imposed WOB and to allow at least shallow spontaneous breathing during HFOV, the fresh gas flow rate has to be set at a maximum level.

The industry giants are moving into the "origin controlled" market and imposing rule changes to allow pasteurised cheeses to be sold with the appellation contrôlée label.