Sentence examples for its allowance to from inspiring English sources

Advantages of this technique include its non-invasive nature and its allowance to access to areas covered by hair (e.g., head circumference, width, length and height) or to areas that, otherwise, would be observed distorted through indirect anthropometry (e.g., face depth in photography) [ 4].

Each state can decide what percentage of its allowances to sell at auction and what percentage to give away to companies that are financially burdened.

Thus, a utility that can easily reduce emissions, perhaps through efficiency improvements, can sell its allowances to companies for whom reducing emissions would be more costly than buying the allowances.

Its 2009 budget ramped up its gasoline allowance to $163,000.

If a new project appears to exceed its allowance, it would trigger an environmental impact report to look for ways to reduce it.

One unique feature of CEBS is its allowance for users to upload their own data into CEBS in a private mode and only make it visible to their nominated collaborators behind the CEBS firewall [30].

Iraq, though challenged by the US over its allowance, has yet to interfere with Russian overflights.

It is an important task for China to allocate carbon emission allowance to realize its carbon reduction target and establish carbon trading market.

GeneWise was chosen due to its allowance of stop codons and frameshifts in the predicted model, and therefore its ability to predict putative pseudogenes.

The SNP government has already committed in its manifesto to increasing carer's allowance to the level of jobseeker's allowance, replacing the "sure start" maternity grant with an expanded maternity and early years allowance called the "best start" grant and introducing a new grant for young people at risk of long-term unemployment.

Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg is expected to set out more details of how the party would fulfil its pledge to raise the personal tax allowance to £12,500.