Sentence examples for largely allowed from inspiring English sources

Others, like CBS, have largely allowed their content to remain on YouTube.

Five years ago, the insurgents largely allowed voting to go forward.

Soldiers have largely allowed protests to continue, and at first stood aside to let citizens invade secret police offices.

Mr. Maazel's approach was less visceral than clinical; though he hardly refrained from adding his expressive touches, Stravinsky's jabberwocky syntax was largely allowed to cast its own spell.

One certainty is that it is unlikely to be satisfactorily answered as long as English football clubs are largely allowed to make their own rules.

There is much more in Mr. Einhorn's speech about how dramatically understaffed the ratings agencies are in assessing risk on Wall Street and how even the biggest ratings agencies largely allowed the Street to rate itself.

These laws largely allow politicians to police themselves.

The F.D.A. recommends that companies developing biotech plants consult the agency on safety, but it does not require tests and largely allows the companies to police themselves.

Instead, coming to the Allen & Company conference largely allows moguls to see peers and discuss the state of their industries, as well as meet with potential new business partners.

Some in Congress and outside groups expressed skepticism that the organizational change alone would end what they called perverse incentives leading to rushed safety reviews and a regulatory system that largely allows the industry to police itself.

Among all these, the construction client has a significant role, a position that largely allows for the influence and change in attitudes, behaviors and procedures required for managing a sustainable transition.