Sentence examples for similarly allow from inspiring English sources

Co-habitation agreements can help where couples are unmarried, while a Declaration of Trust will similarly allow each spouse to legally set out how much equity they have put into a property or other shared asset.

On Thursday, the Senate Armed Services Committee approved an amendment to its version of the Pentagon policy bill that would similarly allow a repeal of "don't ask, don't tell".

Future studies should similarly allow respondents to express their opinions regarding what motivates their preparedness choices and include corresponding independent measures to compare with preparedness levels.

Additionally, identifying structural components of organelle membranes can similarly allow for targeted enzymatic hydrolysis of organelles and facilitate extraction of biomolecules.

He added: "We look forward to early clarity from the Scottish government on whether it will similarly allow firms operating in Scotland to defer a portion of the hefty rise in business rates bills that is expected to come into effect next April.

In the next year, when the Peerage Act 1963 (which, among other things, gave all peers in the Peerage of Scotland the right to sit in the House of Lords) was being considered, an amendment to similarly allow Irish peers to attend was defeated, ninety to eight.

The speculation about the reshuffle, similarly, allowed the message to sink in.

Similarly, allowing "refute" to mean "deny" obscures the distinction between proving and asserting that a claim is false.

Islam's emphasis on the transcendence of God, as attested in the Qurʾān, similarly allows little room for mythological stories.

Similarly, allowing private discrimination against gay couples is not an exemption from a new rule of full equality; it is a compromise that allows inequality to persist.

Kalpana Viswanath is one of the founders of Safetipin, an app that similarly allows you to report harassment and feelings of threat in and around the city.