Sentence examples for procedures which allow from inspiring English sources
He learned the senate procedures, which allow a minority of senators to filibuster and thus kill legislation.
Mr. Wheeler termed it a "power play" and said it was illegitimate under the board's operating procedures which allow nominations only from a board subcommittee.
Next, three identification procedures, which allow estimating both the system parameters and the friction model coefficients, are introduced.
In order to meet this demand, languages to describe templates for personalized documents were proposed along with procedures which allow the correct printing of such documents.
There is a need for efficient, simple procedures which allow to perform such analyses in short time, using few resources and, if possible, releasing professional program licenses.
In this paper an experimental setup and experimental procedures which allow a fast and complete characterization of piezoelectric films continuously over the 1 Hz–1 kHz frequency range are reported.
A new method has been developed to estimate cogeneration potential of site utility systems by a combination of bottom-up and top-down procedures, which allows systematic optimization of steam levels in the design of site utility configurations.
And the fault in the Senate lays with the cynical use of its outdated procedures which allows illegitimate delay and political extortion to get anything significant through.
White Southern political leaders argued that Section Five's precertification procedures, which allowed federal officials to oversee state or local electoral changes to defend minority voters' rights to vote, did not apply to their reworking of voting procedures.
"The pilot followed the appropriate procedures which allowed for the safe abort of the mission, engine shutdown, and egress," Navy Capt.
In a brief filed Wednesday, the Texas Association of Hispanic County Judges and Commissioners urged the federal judge overseeing the case to reinstate Texas' original voter registration procedures, which allowed voters to use a wider range of types of ID, and to not allow new voter ID laws from going into effect without prior court approval.
