Sentence examples for principle to allow from inspiring English sources

Although the government has committed in principle to allow EU migrants to remain in the UK, there are many unresolved questions about their status".

But they agreed in principle to allow two or three more reunions this year of families separated by the Korean War in 1950-53.

Not that it has not kept trying: in late May, the organization said Myanmar had agreed in principle to allow an I.L.O.

The Obama Administration has agreed in principle to allow the President of Yemen, Ali Abdullah Saleh, into the U.S. for medical treatment.

Indonesia has agreed in principle to allow the UN office of the human rights commissioner into West Papua amid continuing violence in the region.

Last week, Mr Abbas said he was willing, in principle, to allow an autopsy, provided he receives permission from religious authorities and Mr Arafat's family.

It does not mean that we should abandon time-honoured moral and legal principles to allow endless encroachments on our civil liberties in the interests of the moguls of Hollywood.

The appeals court said that none of that mattered and that it would be "an unprecedented departure from bedrock First Amendment principles to allow the government to restrict speech based on listener reaction simply because the listeners are children".

The researchers harnessed these basic principles to allow visible light to pass through the added silica layer unimpeded while enhancing the amount of energy that can be carried away from the solar cells at thermal wavelengths.

After the campaign on cellphone unlocking, under severe pressure from the FCC, phone carriers agreed to a series of voluntary principles to allow their customers to unlock their devices in certain circumstances.

The open source paradigm discussed in this article is mainly founded on scientific principles to allow local modifications of a protocol.