Sentence examples for measures which allowed from inspiring English sources

However, those control orders were disbanded by the coalition; they were instead subject to Tpims – terrorism prevention and investigation measures – which allowed them to return to London and re-engage with Emwazi.

The UnitedHealth Group, for example, had introduced a health plan called Vital Measures, which allowed workers to reduce the size of their deductible by meeting various health targets, but discontinued the offering three years ago because of insufficient demand, according to a spokesman.

Two measures which allowed the quantification of intensity of the physical hardening were introduced.

A theoretical FRET equation was derived and its parameters were constrained by experimental measures which allowed the calculation of a FRET signal based on the concentrations of unbound H30 and cAMP-bound-H30.

The FFMQ is based on an exploratory factor analysis of five mindfulness measures, which allowed items from different instruments to form factors, providing an empirical integration of these independent attempts to operationalize mindfulness.

MPs can apply for a standard package of measures which allow them to buy or lease security equipment such as alarm systems, shutters, CCTV and personal alarms for staff.

Analysts describe the government as stuck in a downward spiral: its weakness prevents it from taking decisive measures, which allows the situation to get worse, which causes more discontent.

Valls said the state of emergency measures – which allow police to act without judicial oversight and have already led to 1,233 searches, the seizure of 230 arms and 266 people placed under house arrest – were not "a withdrawal of liberties" but a strong political message to the security forces that "this was not just one attack, it is a permanent threat".

It is also being advised to continue with measures which allow them to remove and kill seagull chicks where they are being defended aggressively by adult birds.

It converts ordinal data into interval measures, which allow the calculation of parametric statistics (Bond and Fox [2001]; Smith [2000]; Wright and Mok, [2000]).

The proposals, which are predicted to feature in the upcoming Queen's speech, have been described by supporters as a much-needed "modernisation" of current measures which allow the monitoring of telephone calls.