Sentence examples for particularly to allow from inspiring English sources

More than 200 leaders of faith communities have signed an open letter to Theresa May calling for urgent changes to the government's refugee policy, particularly to allow families to be reunited.

To carry out these analyses, particularly to allow for cross-validation of the factor structure, two samples were required.

Species selection could be based on scenario modelling of landscape function analysis (Guisan and Zimmermann 2000; Tongway and Ludwig 2011) and the identification of functional groups that are most likely to survive in the new conditions (Grant et al. 2002; Bradshaw 2004; Wagner 2004), particularly to allow for climatic and seasonality obstacles to revegetation.

It is stepping up security cooperation with Israel, and increasing its military aid to Israel, particularly to allow Israel to complete the Iron Dome anti-missile defense system developed to provide an answer to the short range rockets used by Hezbollah and Hamas.

Here, 25 degrees of freedom were used, particularly to allow good estimation in the central area of the upper lip, where a 'notch' is often present.

We drew a stratified random sample of 23 rural and 9 urban enumeration areas in Lasbela district to allow adequate representation of the heterogeneity across the district - particularly to allow tehsil level representation and urban/rural differentiation.

To their credit, both publications acknowledged the holes; the authors of the Wired story, Andy Greenberg and Gwern Branwen, were particularly careful to allow the possibility of an elaborate hoax.

The villagers described the airstrikes as being particularly fierce to allow the C.I.A.-run force, known as a counterterrorism pursuit team, to escape with the body of one of its C.I.A. advisers who was killed.

Labels were particularly reluctant to allow free ad-supported accounts.

Based on patients' limited functional activity, prehabilitation techniques have to be particularly designed to allow regular adherence.

The outer membrane was particularly optimized to allow glucose molecules to be electrochemically detected against the numerous constituents of human blood.