Sentence examples for issue allows for from inspiring English sources

This issue allows for direct comparison between both techniques and therefore for consistent quantitative mechanical measurements.

The clause at issue allows for that, saying no US official can "accept any present, emolument, office, or title of any kind whatever, from any king, prince, or foreign state" without the consent of Congress.

As will be discussed tomorrow, the dearth of federal case law on this issue allowed for a crazy quilt of Brady compliance regimes to emerge.

Secondly, she realized that because these were inside, there was no weather issue allowing for year-round fun and parties.

The public has grown tired of demagoguery over the issue, allowing for a clearer eyed acceptance that highway safety is served by ensuring that all drivers are trained, tested, licensed, and insured.

Early identification of significant medical and nonmedical issues allows for complete evaluation and planning and decreases the likelihood of delays, cancellations, and complications.

The step-by-step approach helps ensure the minimal standardized package of UHC for all ASEAN countries to address critical public health issues, allows for insurance portability, and makes it practical to manage reimbursement.

35 36 The endogenous or exogenous origin of those issues allows for their classification into two main categories, as shown in figure 3. Technical aspects related to the specific application of the anti-doping regulations or to the steroid analytical measurements in urine are also depicted in figure 3, and will be discussed further in this review.

A case study was chosen as the methodological approach because these are well suited to developing an in-depth understanding of contexts and issues, allowing for the 'social construction of meaning in-situ' (17, p. 33).

Different individuals will have different issues, allowing for a wide variety of (hopefully useful) responses.

"Rice's withdrawal certainly takes the partisanship out of the Benghazi issue and allows for a bipartisan commission to move forward to ensure a Benghazi-type attack cannot happen again," said one Senate GOP foreign policy aide.