Sentence examples for indeed allowing from inspiring English sources
Indeed, allowing its currency to rise faster would be the most effective way to head off inflation that is threatening the living standards of ordinary Chinese.
Indeed, allowing "employers to discard the results of lawful and beneficial promotional exams even when there is little if any evidence of disparate-impact discrimination," he wrote, "would amount to a de facto quota system".
"China is certainly developing very fast," says Evans. "In less than 10 years, it had doubled the percentage of GDP [gross domestic product] spent on R&D to around 1.3%." This is still lower than the US, Japan, and most of Europe, but, Evans says, "in cash terms, research funding has risen very rapidly indeed, allowing renewal of laboratories and equipment".
Indeed, allowing banks to alter accounting standards when they run into trouble is incentive to take more risk and, in essence, institutionalizes fraud.
Indeed, allowing 55 Å for the length of each TOG domain and assuming that the ∼75 amino acid linker is flexible and can maximally span 220 Å we estimate that the two TOG1-TOG2-bound αβ-tubulins are minimally at an effective concentration of roughly 200 μM, likely higher because the linker will rarely be fully extended.
Local government was indeed allowed to increase council tax for 2016-17 by 2% for social care.
The constants of the universe indeed allow the existence of life as we know it.
As their boosters say, they can indeed allow information sharing and new opportunities for collective action.
For some laureates, the cash does indeed allow no small amount of fun.
Zuma has indeed allowed corruption to flourish until it poses a cancerous threat.
