Sentence examples for issue that would allow from inspiring English sources

It's too late in the day to be advancing an alternative vision of a rights issue that would allow shareholders to escape with a 37.5% stake.

As the November election approached, the mayor and other officials urged citizens to support a transportation bond issue that would allow a Second Avenue subway to be built.

Iglesias – like Davies – identified the hollowing out of democracy by market forces as the issue that would allow radical leftism to win new support among millions of people.

After introducing himself for months as "the guy running against Bob Torricelli," Mr. Forrester spent a week bogged down in the details of the legal challenge, and the rest of the campaign scrambling to find an issue that would allow him to gain traction in a state that has voted increasingly Democratic in recent years.

"And we had an understanding with them that they would allow us to take a run with the share issue that would allow us to pay them".

He's also pushing a bond issue that would allow the city to tear down 14,000 abandoned buildings over the next five years, about three times as many as it demolishes today.

Obama and Cuban President Raúl Castro in December announced a historic decision to renew relations, and representatives of the two countries have met four times since the announcement to iron out issues that would allow the opening of full-fledged embassies and an exchange of ambassadors.

The personas were fleshed out and realised by considering their work interests, hobbies and specific health issues that would allow us to examine the role of technology within their lives.

Brian Ness, the state transportation director, has agreed to issue permits that would allow ConocoPhillips to begin hauling as early as next week large oil refinery machinery along a winding, scenic stretch of U.S. 12.

The governor said Wednesday that he continues to believe that without legislative approval, universities and state agencies cannot issue orders that would allow employees or others to sue in state court over discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation.

An estimated 2.6 million people received notices of cancellations, but there was such an outcry over reports of cancellations that the Obama administration rushed to issue waivers that would allow people to keep their plans.