Sentence examples for the allowing from inspiring English sources
verb
To grant, give, admit, accord, afford, or yield; to let one have.
- To allow a servant his liberty
The fruits of that poisonous tree are here: the separation of interests in racing and the allowing of a monopoly.
It's the hand counting of machine ballots, and the allowing different standards to apply and to change midstream.
They are expected to argue that the allowing a nonjournalist, the consultant, into the briefings did not set up a confidential relationship with the consultant.
I'd probably be feeling that the problem arose from the "allowing" I'd done, with my 20,000 calorie a day chompathons.
"We think our race is being threatened through a form of genocide by assimilation, meaning the allowing in of third-world immigrants into the United States".
Benjamin Franklin spoke for the Whig liberalism of the Founding Fathers of the United States when he stated: As to those who have no landed property in a county, the allowing them to vote for legislators is an impropriety.
The archbishop allowed the lawsuit.
The rules allow the community to thrive.
Check the dimensions allowed by the forum.
Steve Forbes: Allowing the innovation.
