Sentence examples for issue that allows from inspiring English sources

If, still on the issue of private-public administration, we take this positive line of reasoning, we need to consider first that the allocation of public rights, such as that of subsidies, is an issue that allows for various approaches, each having their own range of legitimate action.

-- The original 1920s financing plan for the University of Michigan's now-iconic football stadium relied on a bond issue that allowed each bondholder to purchase two season tickets.

The first Google update will fix the recently discovered libStageFright issue, for example — the security issue that allowed for remote code execution through a simple text message.

"It is the failure of the voters to educate themselves on the issues that allows campaigns to be run as exaggerations," he said.

The DVD RW disk has formatting issues that allows you either to record, edit and re-record or to record and play — but not both.

In the EU, shark finning is banned except where special permits have been issued that allows a fishing vessel to fin sharks at sea, without landing the entire animal.

It took until 2006 to resolve the legal adoption issues that allowed Raisa to join them in the United States.

That attack took the service down entirely for some — but for others it just caused issues that allowed intelligence agencies to potentially gain access to emails.

Philosophers working within the Socratic model can bring useful skills to our knotty problems, including hermeneutics (thinking through issues that allow varying interpretations and framings), ethics (uncovering and analyzing hidden value commitments), and epistemology (assessing different claims to knowledge).

Zika poses a problem for global health because, like Ebola, it highlights the extent to which health policy is still reactive to crises instead of addressing the underlying issues that allow these crises to emerge in the first place.

Both Serco and G4s have been ordered to go through a "process of corporate renewal" which Grayling has said involves both companies demonstrating that they have addressed "internal cultural issues" that allowed the overcharging to happen and have "purged" the staff involved.