Sentence examples for principle allowing from inspiring English sources

The passing of time is the governing principle, allowing Baker to show the ways in which photographers from the mid-19th century to the present have responded to war from different standpoints.

Sir John said it was essential that the "control principle" allowing the group which supplied the information to have a say in how it was distributed should be preserved.

The AEOS telescope (pronounced EE-ohs) has an ability much prized by potential planet hunters, an advanced system of "adaptive optics" that can tune out the blurring of stars caused by atmospheric turbulence, in principle allowing astronomers on the ground to see parts of the sky in at least as fine detail as the Hubble Space Telescope, which does not have to bother with the atmosphere at all.

This is to treat intuiteds as supporting evidence for a principle allowing only intuitings to count as evidence.

The viscoelastic behavior of the plate is given in terms of the Boltzmann superposition principle, allowing any linear viscoelastic character.

In other words, meritocracy must be a timeless principle, allowing the scrappy new entrepreneur every bit as much opportunity as the established players once had.

"The design principle allows customers and technicians to service the headlamp assembly easily," Porsche said.

"This should in principle allow the other parties to justify their abstention in an investiture vote to facilitate a PP-led administration".

The deal would in principle allow American farmers and agricultural businesses to sell their goods directly to Cuba for the first time since 1962.

The 37-year-old extremist is in principle allowed visits from family and friends, but has not received any apart from his mother before she died.

This principle allows Winterling to explain another baffling episode in Caligula's biography, when he supposedly declared war on the English Channel.