Sentence examples for permits success from inspiring English sources

The structure of the national examination only allows assessment of skills in reading, and writing, and because it permits success through rote learning of answers (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 2011) it does not assess if students can use their English language skills in real life contexts.

Predictive discriminant analysis using these variables permitted 100% success in the classification according to cultivars and ps (68% in the case of cross validation).

In the aftermath of the 1967 Arab-Israeli war, President Lyndon Johnson, in a clear nod toward countering Israeli territorial aggrandizement, stated that "no nation would be true to the United Nations Charter, or to its own true interests, if it should permit military success to blind it to the fact that its neighbors have rights and its neighbors have interests of their own".

Furthermore, MRI can be used for in vivo tracking of iron-labeled stem cells, permitting injection success and cell retention to be assessed within the live animal (49).

Its success permitted the then contentious technology of recombinant DNA to emerge and flourish.

The Jay Porter novels have enabled that TV success, permitting Locke to air a side of herself she had previously kept under wraps.

And a cap-and-trade system for trading pollution permits was a clear success in controlling acid rain.

In this paper, we argue that the mechanism that permits or enables simultaneous success on these dimensions in public sector operations is information technology applied in conjunction with a unified set of service operations concepts.

Perhaps these younger men, just like me, are seeking a woman who is secure in her person, who's achieved a level of success that permits her to focus us on other areas of her life and invest more in love and family (as is the case with me and my man).

August is spoken of as the earliest date for this sort of success, hurricanes permitting.

Its success should permit a search to begin soon for the bodies of the two people who remain missing, presumed dead, after the tragedy of 13 January 2012.