Sentence examples for permit the allocation from inspiring English sources

THE perennial debate about religion and politics in America has a new point of reference: a bill passed a few weeks ago by a bipartisan majority in the House of Representatives to permit the allocation of federal disaster relief money for the reconstruction of houses of worship damaged last fall during Hurricane Sandy.

The automation of the above tasks - traditionally performed by humans - has a clear advantage as it permits the allocation of research resources to more intellectually demanding activities.

Therefore, the larger memory not only permits the allocation, but also the preservation of these sequences for a long enough time to extract the benefits resulting from the caching of this content.

A rapid identification of pertinent stimuli is crucial in the natural environment and this ability relies on a selection mechanism known as spatial attention, which permits the allocation of more neural resources to process behaviorally significant elements.

This categorization permitted the allocation of each patient to the most suitable trauma center according to the TRENAU algorithm.

Using two different fluorophores for the genogroup-specific probes the multiplex RT- real-time PCR permits the allocation to genogroup I or II or even the detection of mixtures of genogroups in one sample.

It would also permit the judicious allocation of limited resources [ 48– 51].

This formalism permits the rational allocation of resources in view of studying the possibility of validating a particular predictive model.

Jackson, of course knows about this divide and tried to cross it boldly in 1984 and 1988 in two historic Presidential campaigns that shook up the Democratic Party, won primaries, and party rule changes that permitted the proportional allocation of primary votes that enabled Obama's victories.

(d) A recipient must not permit the distribution, handling, or allocation of donated commodities by the military forces of any government or insurgent group without the specific authorization of CCC.

(c) A recipient must not permit the distribution, handling, or allocation of donated commodities on the basis of political affiliation, geographic location, or the ethnic, tribal or religious identity or affiliation of the potential consumers or beneficiaries.