Sentence examples for point of allowing from inspiring English sources

When Congress created this park 40 years ago, it made a point of allowing oil and gas drilling.

That has long been the biggest selling point of allowing Walmart, Tesco and other foreign supermarkets into India.

The priest, a broad-minded man, was amenable -- to the point of allowing an Islamic prayer to be spoken by a Muslim cleric.

In several previous instances, cable companies have gone to the point of allowing networks to be blocked on their systems, precipitating outraged complaints from subscribers.

In one concession, Prime Minister Maliki has made a point of allowing a lengthy debate and review on the execution of Sultan Hashim Ahmed, the minister of defense under former president Saddam Hussein.

"Germany really wants to keep the British in the E.U., but not to the point of allowing the British to opt out of more areas of policy or to repatriate more powers," Mr. Grant said.

The merchants will soon be integrating PayPal technology at their point-of-sale, allowing customers to choose it as an alternative payment option to cash, check or charge.

It allowed a maximum ecological and deep understanding of the patients' point of view, allowing them to freely speak their experiences, their care, unmet needs and their expectations towards the healthcare system.

In other words, even as Mr. Mungiu maintains a detached, objective point of view, allowing the details of the story to speak for themselves, he also allows you to glimpse the complex and volatile inner lives of his characters.

She said she learned that in Poland, the concern for the safety of leaders' children extends to the point of not allowing them to be photographed.

Makes a point of never allowing his picture to be taken at social events.