Sentence examples for revision to allow from inspiring English sources

In 1989, there was a revision to allow "der longe Donnerstag" (long Thursday) on which shops could remain open until 8 30 p.m. and permitted expanded hours for the month prior to Christmas.

On 18 June, nearly all of Viet Nam's National Assembly members - 466 out of 467 - approved Labour Code revision to allow maternity leave extension from four to six months.

The category was created as part of Mr. Mukasey's revisions to allow agents to look into people and groups "proactively" where there is no evidence tying them to possible criminal or terrorist activity.

In the last parliament, that included revisions to allow fracking under other people's land, while the chancellor has installed tax breaks, and sought to dampen local opposition to fracking by forcing companies to offer sweeteners – cash, or new infrastructure or services – to local residents.

Politicians are still clinging to the hope further bailouts will help and hinting they will demand private investors to bear a bigger part of the pain ("technical revisions" to allow greater haircut) but Finland is demanding collateral and time is running out.

New ICO asked the commission to quickly release a request for public comment and include the revisions necessary to allow the change in a rule-making procedure it had already begun.

There will generally only be one round of revision and resubmission to allow for timely publication of the special issue.

The goal for this radiographic analysis is to establish radiographic findings for a large revision ACL cohort to allow comparison with future studies.

Oh, and one of the key revisions would be to allow President Obama to extend his second term in office by a few years or run for a third term, or hey... even an indefinite number of times.

The revision is clearly designed to allow for the possibility that a Master Hand was at the helm.

The most controversial move would be a revision of article 9 to allow Japan's self-defence forces to act more like a conventional army.