Sentence examples for position or allowed from inspiring English sources
Throughout the war, debate raged among aeronauts as to whether balloons should remain in a fixed position, or allowed to float on favorable winds.
Some bands may offer you an intern position or allow you to work with them pro bono; especially bands that are new or lesser known and do not have the financial means to pay wages to roadies.
Unless you campaign for effective solutions, you leave the space to those advocating extreme positions or allow political leaders to ignore problems.
A policy can consist of two distinct elements: a written position paper (opposing or allowing a specific end-of-life decision) and/or a guideline (a written protocol to guide the caregivers in approaching a problem that includes a decision-making process in a phased plan).
The sequence CURAY was used as the primary motif, UUARY was used as the secondary motif, and a modified YURAY motif in which either the first, third, or fifth position was allowed to be any nucleotide was used as the alternate motif.
Despite this, Turkey refused to attack IS positions near the border or allow Kurds to cross to defend it, triggering Kurdish protests and a threat from the PKK to pull out of its peace talks with the government.
Only 98 SNPs, less than 2% of our SNPs were found in the exact same position or within the allowed window.
Prediction of the side chain positions allowed us to re evaluate the relative orientation of the TM helices.
The position essentially allowed him to carry out the same duties as any regular deputy.
However, the very fact that the Assad government is in a position to allow or deny humanitarian aid is because it is using besiegement as a weapon of war - in direct contravention of UN Security Council directives and the Geneva Conventions.
But while campaigning on Friday in Iowa, a state with a lot of wind business, Mr. Romney seemed to be opening the door to a different position — or at least allowing himself some wiggle room should a compromise be found.
