The Bridgewater Canal Extension Act had been passed in 1762, and it made allowances for limited disturbance to the Norton estate.
Most glaringly, Mr Obama provides neither the details of the tax reforms he has in mind, nor a mechanism for drawing them up.In theory, the president's framework, as he called it, makes allowance for the fact that some of his woollier proposals may not yield the desired results by means of a "fail-safe" mechanism.
Although naturalism denies the existence of truly supernatural realities, it makes allowance for the supernatural, provided that knowledge of it can be had indirectly that is, that natural objects be influenced by the so-called supernatural entities in a detectable way.
It's not that I thought, 'I don't mind the way you look because look what you can do.' It's not that I made allowances for it.
"The government's policy is to promote interdisciplinary research, REF itself says it makes allowances for interdisciplinary research, but universities don't seem to be doing it and regard it as a risk," says Leech.
Essentially, it makes allowances for abortions only in the case of "forcible rape".
Lest anyone think the European Commission short-sighted, it has also made allowance for damage which may be caused by lynx and bears, if these beasts are also released into the wild in future.
Though Sartre resolutely insisted on the primacy of "free organic praxis" methodologically, ontologically, and ethically, on which he based the freedom and responsibility that define his humanism, he respected what his critic Louis Althusser called "structural causality" and made allowance for it with his concept of the practico-inert.
In setting the clinically important differences, we made allowance for a possible substantial non-compliance rate.
We made allowance for multiple testing using the false discovery rate [18], adopting a threshold FDR of 10%.
