Sentence examples for prefer to allow from inspiring English sources

Many in the IOC would prefer to allow individual federations the opportunity to ban Russian competitors from their sport.

Polls show that while a majority of Americans oppose gay marriage, many would prefer to allow the states to resolve the issue rather than adopting a constitutional amendment.

They prefer to allow ideas including ideas for long-term strategies to bubble up from the bottom and middle of the organisations rather than being imposed from on high.

David Schofield says that while Aviva are keen to lead on measuring the business benefits - such as brand, marketing and employee engagement - they prefer to allow the NGO to measure social impact.

"We would prefer to allow teachers to educate children and law enforcement to protect children," said Col. Jim Previtera of the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office.

Bush said Monday that he wanted to convene a constitutional convention to overturn CItizens United, but given the nearly impossible task of doing so, would prefer to allow for unlimited contributions that were transparently reported.

He has often said that he prefers to allow the market to set currency values.

Yet very few organisations address this kind of harassment, preferring to allow women to negotiate this, often unfamiliar, terrain unsupported.

Zambia have mostly preferred to allow opponents on to them, but they took the initiative last night.

Carole Wells, one of four board members who voted Sunday against receivership, said she would have preferred to allow that process to continue.

He said the White House preferred to allow the battle over the California leases to wend its way through the courts before considering a settlement or a buyback.