Sentence examples for may allow its from inspiring English sources
But it may allow its future influence and discretion to be checked by an elected Parliament and a reformed judicial system.
For the loop-1 of A3A, it may allow its corresponding Tyr to adopt a conformation that is more accessible to the active pocket for a bulkier mC than the equivalent tyrosine residue of other APOBECs.
[C2.] China May Ease Currency Trading China may allow its main currency to be traded by investors outside its borders, if only in a limited way.
Other organizations may allow its use prior to the tournament but not during it; in such cases, anglers will blunt all but one hook and just count strikes once they learn what size fish are striking the lures.[17].[17]
Hungary may allow its currency to trade more freely and open up its domestic gas market next year if inflation slows, Finance Minister Zsigmond Jarai said today.
Further characterization of Rab25 may allow its use as a prognostic biomarker for ESCC and a plausible target in ESCC treatment.
With Boomzap relying on Big Fish for the "vast source of (its) income", going freemium may allow it to diversify its publisher relationships, he said.
Apple's decision to acquire Anobit may allow it to get its memory at cost, rather than be forced to pay a premium to a third party The deal potentially would also enable Apple to ultimately cut off Samsung--an Anobit customer and one of Apple's chief competitors.
And Jonathan Jones, a biologist at the Sainsbury Laboratory in Norwich, U.K., says Halo blight's unique strategy may allow it to increase its host range and attack plants of other species.
"Civil rehabilitation" is a reference to a legal procedure that Mt.Gox filed for at the end of last month, which it claims may allow it to rebuild its business and repay some creditors.
But a state agency is finding that the billions of dollars it has at its disposal may allow it to be more effective in getting comprehensive tobacco-free policies established — most notably, at university campuses.
