Sentence examples for pictures to allow from inspiring English sources

How can a country be allowed to compete in international matches when it prevents another Fifa member playing football freely?" The Israeli embassy in London said it supported the exhibition and helped the photographers by reprinting the pictures to allow the project to be displayed in Cardiff ahead of the game.

We have now clarified this issue by improving the quality of the original pictures to allow a more accurate interpretation of the phenotype of the [ PSI+] cells.

"People aren't comfortable with sex and sexual matters and that stems as much from the prevailing cultural attitudes right through to the education system, through to the attitudes of religious bodies etc, which I don't feel adds up to a healthy picture to allow people to enjoy a healthy sex life," he said.

"In response to Steve Forster, the American Broadcasters (ABC I think) of the 94 World Cup used the picture in picture technology to allow commercials to be played during the live feed, " writes David Correia.

By 2002 the little chips will be able to hold 1 gigabyte of information, enough to hold thousands of digital pictures or to allow the creation of video cameras that are no bigger than a cigarette box.

At that, the couple headed outdoors to take pictures, and to allow Mr. Korsunsky a moment for a cigarette before returning to work.

An overadjustment of the clamps by an up to 0.5% of the joint distance of the picture frame to allow for a minor amount of compression in the composite has shown favorable results which are comparable to correctly corrected measurements.

We then cropped the picture further to allow measurement of the pixels comprising the maximal width of each wound's unhealed tissue.

Only twenty four of the thirty six consultations were recorded with sufficient sound and picture quality to allow analysis using the LAP.

[ 13, 14] Sixty of the seventy two consultations were recorded with sufficient sound and picture quality to allow analysis using the LAP.

The goal, said Facebook's Chris Cox (pictured above) is to allow "hundreds of people to experience the exact same moment at the exact same time".