Sentence examples for it will still allow from inspiring English sources

FIFA has given public assurances that it will still allow all four nations to compete separately apart from the Olympics, but its pledge has failed to convince everyone.

Although Instagram is not playing well with Twitter, it will still allow you to embed your photo on Tumblr, Flickr or Foursquare.

Google says it will still allow some forms of nudity on the service "if the content offers a substantial public benefit, for example in artistic, educational, documentary, or scientific contexts".

But the deal has yet to be fully implemented, and it will still allow for hidden subsidies which, he estimates, will cut the average price to around half that.Israel could also, he says, do better in recycling its domestic water for agriculture.

"Mature people should behave according to their own conscience," he says, defending the right of people to watch skin-flicks which he himskin-flicks which says.The proposed law will ban thimself of pornographic vidislikess and magazines, theugh it will says.Thelow shoproposedlawhardwill like vibanthesale

At the same time, human-rights groups are unhappy that the task-force has in effect sanctioned 60-hour (or longer) working weeks, and that it will still allow 14-year-olds to work in factories if local laws do.The biggest headache will be monitoring the agreement especially abroad, where two-thirds of the clothing worn in America is made.

By WellPoint's count, its plans will still allow customers to go to most of the state's hospitals and some 85 percent of its specialists.

It looks like Google will still allow users to switch back to the old compose windows for a while, but it's not clear for how long.

If Facebook thinks something is important enough to see, even if it violates standard News Feed guidelines, they will still allow it – placing them in a position that is pretty damn close to being a media company.

Nevertheless, HBO's subscriber base will still allow it to attract the cream of Hollywood talent in the near future.

Labour have tabled two amendments to the clause, one to delete it altogether and another which will still allow local service providers to have a say in the running of their local NHS services.