Sentence examples for mean to allow from inspiring English sources

"Senators and the American people are being asked to weigh the consequences of what it would mean to allow Iran to become a nuclear threshold state with the power to dominate its neighbors, spread its influence, and threaten our allies.

Or even about how our purported horror at the sexual exploitation of children is belied by the programmes we watch and the products we buy – and what it might mean to allow children and teenagers some agency of their own, and what it would take to make a world where it felt safe for them to use it?

I wonder what it would mean to allow for some measure of despair as a natural response to the ever more fucked-up realities of our world.

What exactly did it mean to allow the formation of "independent political organizations?" Alia skirted the question, saying the decision allowed for the creation of "political subjects," as long as they respected the law.

This would mean: to allow eS26 import, but selectively impair eS26 recruitment to the 90S pre-ribosome.

Rap Genius started out as a site meant to allow hiphop fans to annotate rap lyrics to explain their meanings.

Terry had invoked laws meant to allow legitimate political candidates to talk to people.

This novel retailing tactic is meant to allow people to distribute copyright material freely to others.

MAG is meant to allow up to 256 players to simultaneously occupy one continuous modern-combat battlefield.

The system is meant to allow a third of the passengers to connect at any given time.

Mr. Ozzie's company, Groove Networks, develops software meant to allow simple collaboration by workers using desktop or portable computers.