Sentence examples for regime to allow from inspiring English sources

Scott-Hopkins was hoping for radical changes, such as a simplification of the Isa regime to allow the £7,000 allowance to be used in any way the investor wanted.

"I want to continue to close the space around the Syrian regime, to allow the Syrian people to resolve this with their own values and their own strength," he said.

In December, the FCC's chairman Kevin Martin steered through a relaxation of the regime to allow a paper and a broadcaster to be under the same umbrella - as long as each corporation only owns one of each.

The new infrastructure bill is expected to "streamline the underground access regime" to allow fracking under private property but this is still subject to consultation before it is definitely included.

He has also enjoyed some success in softening the Sudanese government's stance on Darfur, for instance by persuading the regime to allow in other aid agencies to replace those expelled in retaliation for the issuing of the ICC's arrest warrant for Mr Bashir in March.

One result of America's rules is that American insurers are heavily invested in corporate bonds, which has exposed many of them to the troubles of companies such as WorldCom, Kmart and Dynegy.What's more, there should be enough flexibility in Britain's existing regulatory regime to allow the Financial Services Authority to stave off the risk of fire-selling of equities.

The International Broadcasting Bureau (who broadcast Voice of America and Radio Free Asia) is a major Tor sponsor and recommends its use by persons in repressive regimes to allow them access to global media.

OpenMesh's basic idea is that we could use some new techniques to create a secondary wireless Internet in countries like Libya, Syria, Iran, North Korea and other repressive regimes to allow citizens to communicate freely.

"Our only goal is to liberate Libya from this regime and to allow the people to choose the government that they want".

In the end, the regime refused to allow the Essex to unload its cargo.

Instead, for five days the Syrian regime refused to allow the U.N. investigators access to the site of the attack that would allegedly exonerate them.