Sentence examples for principles that would allow from inspiring English sources

The union wants Nissan to agree to what it calls "fair election principles" that would allow its organizers equal time on company ground — to counter what the union says have been numerous anti-union meetings and videos.

At the argument on Oct. 4, Justice Alito considered the principles that would allow the court to rule for Mr. Maples "in this capital case, which is sui generis".

In Libération, the lawyer and writer Marcela Iacub examines the film's ideological slant and its political implications, claiming that the film "shows us that, if there are bad poor people like Driss, it's because the rich haven't managed to imbue them suitably with the principles that would allow them to submit better to an unjust social order".

Cameron appealed for the G20 to send a "strong message about our commitment to the Syrian people" and urged other leaders to agree a set of principles that would allow aid workers to operate freely within Syria – including pauses in the fighting to allow aid workers to get in.

We also provide an overview of modeling principles that would allow designers to venture into this new integrated domain.

In courts open to the public, judges were to be charged with following basic principles that would allow for the most complete and accurate testimony available (Twining 1985, 42, 70; Schofield 2006, 119 31; Resnick 2011).

The European consumer organisation BEUC welcomed what it saw as EU enforcement of a "non-discrimination principle" that would allow citizens to get fair and neutral search results.

But negotiators probably have only until mid-July to reach an agreement in principle that would allow a condensed free-agency period if training camps are to open on time at the end of July and preseason games are to begin on time next month.

An explicit definition would be most convenient, however, we are not aware of any higher principle that would allow a derivation thereof unequivocally.

It succeeded, however, in planting the seed for the sculptor Kenneth Snelson, a student of Fuller's, to develop the principle of tensegrity that would allow Fuller to build a dome for the United States Pavilion at Expo 67 in Montreal.

That will almost certainly doom the Hall of Fame Game, scheduled for Aug. 7, because it will probably take at least a week, and perhaps longer, to go from an agreement in principle to a fully completed agreement that would allow the league year to begin.