Sentence examples for restricted to allow from inspiring English sources

Another consequence of the Airports Commission's analysis is that growth at regional airports would have to be restricted to allow expanded capacity at Heathrow.

Finally, in the multivariate analyses, the sample was further restricted to allow for a longer time period (3-year lag), with the final sample of 44,634 (56%%).

Due to the highly repetitive nature of the genome, the Bowtie mapping settings were restricted to allow one mismatch and uniquely aligned reads only.

Fourthly, data were further restricted to allow linkage with health examination records including laboratory tests, which were taken as part of the regular national health examination depending on varying eligible criteria (i.e., age and gender).

Although several secreted proteins have been shown to activate NF-κB to inhibit the growth of developing sympathetic neurons, it is unknown how the endogenous level of NF-κB activity present in these neurons is restricted to allow neurite growth to occur during their normal development.

He wants intervention to be restricted to allowing foreign journalists and international observers into Syria as witnesses.

The multitasking support in Windows Phone is restricted to allowing third-party applications to run limited actions in the background.

By default, your internet connection would be restricted to only allow appropriate sites – unless you call your ISP and ask them to turn the filter off.

It is a "big picture" modelling language, and it has been embraced by many computer programmers, even though it is not restricted to programming.UML allows the programmer to "declare" the desired state of a software application, mapping out relationships between different classes of objects.

Opening hours were restricted to those allowed by the JC HEM site coordinator which, given the size of Kakuma for example (at the time, approximately 124,000 people), often meant that students had to walk several hours to and from the site for a relatively short period of access.

The problem may also be restricted to legislations that allow the use of diethyl phthalate to denature alcohol.