Sentence examples for nominally allow from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors often fight hard to deny access to DNA evidence even in states that nominally allow it, saying the prisoner in question had not met the statutory conditions.

While a law introduced in January nominally allowed some Syrians to gain legal work, aid groups said they had not yet heard of any Syrian being granted a work permit under the law.

Mr. Dimon says that is not always possible, adding that he is a proponent of allowing "portfolio hedging," a sometimes controversial practice that nominally allows a firm to protect against an array of trades rather than just one.

Based on the numerical results solutions for the design of the heat shields are identified which allow nominally to grow the crystals at higher growth velocities, and at the same time with improved quality in terms of smaller point defect concentrations and improved radial uniformity, compared to conventional hot zones.

The method functionality includes the capability to create maximum (MMC) and least material condition (LMC) versions of the nominally sized components, allowing the three sets of entities to co-exist while respecting the positional constraints of the nominal master model.

But in 2006, the owners of Thomson Safaris, an American couple named Rick Thomson and Judi Wineland, paid $1.2 million for the property's lease under the name of their Tanzanian-registered company, Tanzania Conservation Ltd. leasing it because Tanzania, a nominally socialist state, does not allow foreigners to own property, only extended land titles.

But others push back on this, citing the volume of defaults and also the sheer number of people involved in income-based repayment plans that allow them to nominally stay on good terms with their provider while never chipping away at the principal of their loan.

A limitation of triple quadrupole instruments is the relatively low resolution of precursor m/ z measurements, which may allow interference from nominally isobaric background contaminants in complex mixtures.

In later life, he attempted to have Anna Maria Luisa recognised as the universal heiress of Tuscany, but Charles VI, Holy Roman Emperor, would not allow it because Florence was nominally an imperial fief, and he felt he alone could alter the Tuscan laws of succession.

In exchange, Washington may agree to stop pressuring the regime, ease its current state of isolation and allow the key suspects in the report nominally to retire from public life.

When one doubts the outcomes of a poor-quality study, one is in effect entertaining the possibility that some array of other factors or reasons (beside the one the study aimed at characterizing) has accounted for the outcomes, and the study's design does not allow one to attribute the outcomes confidently to the nominally tested influence.