Sentence examples for move as allowing from inspiring English sources

At the time, Connie Hedegaard, the E.U. commissioner for climate action, described the move as allowing the rest of world to catch up.

Other moves, such as allowing English councils to retain business rate revenues and borrow money against future income generated from capital investment projects, represented "quite a dramatic loosening of the leash" of central government, he insisted.

In a surprise move, Napoleon took the first turn instead of allowing the Turk to make the first move, as was usual; but Mälzel allowed the game to continue.

There was token talk of releasing selected documents, but no significant moves on issues such as allowing the public to attend WTO judicial hearings on trade disputes or admitting comments from lobby groups to such proceedings.

Gov. Haley Barbour proposed that the casinos, previously restricted to boats moored to Mississippi's southern coast, be allowed to move as much as 1,500 feet inland.

Mr. Giuliani must move as quickly as his health allows to restore a sense of order to his personal life and to inform voters about his political future.

But I guess you can only move as fast as the universe allows.

What I've reacted to the most is this thing that we've been allowed to move as freely as we have until [yesterday].

Williams had urged the church on Friday to move "as speedily as we can" towards allowing women to enter the episcopate and said he longed to see female bishops.

He welcomed the move as it allowed him to indulge his hobby of big game hunting: in that year in Angola he set a world record for the biggest elephant shot which stood until 1955.

The limb, made from plastic, sawdust and metal, has been specially engineered to cope with Mosha's weight and allow her to move as freely as other elephants.