Sentence examples for reason for allowing from inspiring English sources

There is a further legal reason for allowing Trident to wear out.

But this is, of course, no reason for allowing such issues to be decided by "the democratic process".

The second reason for allowing the U.N. to castigate Israel was Clinton's forlorn hope to take center stage as broker at yet another summit meeting.

The reason for allowing voter registration materials in general, but prohibiting applications for absentee ballots, she said, was that while voter registration happens all year, applying for an absentee ballot is more akin to a campaign activity.

The Bush administration, in defending the use of the N.S.A. program, has pointed to frustrations over the speed and flexibility of the foreign-intelligence court as one reason for allowing the N.S.A. to eavesdrop without warrants.

These and other restrictive criteria have been the reason for allowing hedge funds to operate with far less S.E.C. regulation than mutual funds, on the sound assumption that the rich and powerful can look after themselves.

The British Government excels at providing good reasons for allowing people to die.

And if there is a correlation with injury prevention and proved medical benefits, these may be valid reasons for allowing those systems into the technical area for medical staff, in future".

This seemed to me a rare and precious quality, especially when I remembered that he was Palestinian and therefore had many reasons for allowing himself to resort to violence.

By Amy Davidson Sorkin July 11 , 2013It would just be an oddity that the C.I.A. let Khalid Sheikh Mohammed design a vacuum cleaner while he was held in a secret prison, as the Associated Press reports, if not for two things: its reasons for allowing the project, and the secrecy that surrounds it.

Jennings shows that Bennett's reasons for allowing Miss Shepherd to walk all over him were not down to timidity, or English reticence, or Christian charity, or because she was a guilty mother-substitute – he dismisses this glib parallel – or even because he intended from the outset to use her as material.