Sentence examples for permitted the introduction of from inspiring English sources

Further modifications permitted the introduction of a set angle (up to 90°) into the torpedo's course before the steering rudders took full control.

The filing cites a 1993 decision in the case United States v. Sanchez, which states that "if it is established that the government knowingly permitted the introduction of false testimony, reversal is virtually automatic".

In another show of good will, Murray — who handled the bill on the floor — agreed to let the senators keep debating until their tongues fell out and permitted the introduction of more than 80 proposed amendments.

This permitted the introduction of elementary tactical maneuvers such as massing one's forces at a selected point, outflanking the enemy, and the oblique approach (in which one wing stormed the enemy while the other was held back).

The design of a novel transduction complex has permitted the introduction of protein quantum dot conjugates into the cytoplasm of living cells.

To address the transport issue, the government permitted the introduction of individually owned minibuses, purchased through loans from investors.

It permits the introduction of new sorts of trees or better strains of the preexisting ones.

The federal evidence rules usually do not permit the introduction of statements made during negotiations related to a potential settlement of a case.

Local authorities, local communities and interest groups need to take a more responsible approach to planning, and to permit the introduction of a system that provides sufficient land to satisfy the needs of our growing population".

Patricia Hewitt, the trade and industry secretary, said a proposed law would end mandatory retirement ages imposed by employers but permit the introduction of a recommended retirement age of 70.

With Graham Carr set to retire from his once-powerful position as chief scout, the characters of potential newcomers should become more important than their propensity for fancy footwork, and the scrapping of the club rule barring the acquisition of players aged over 26 finally permits the introduction of some much-needed street-wise experience.