Sentence examples for to allow enough time to from inspiring English sources

Election officials had said that the law needed to be done by Oct. 15 to allow enough time to prepare for the voting.

"It has recognised that annuities are a complicated area and has decided to delay implementation of a secondary market to allow enough time to get it right".

But a report by the Electoral Commission warns that holding the plebiscite on the same day as other elections would confuse voters and fail to allow enough time to debate the issues of the referendum.

The official deadline for passing the law, set by the United Nations and the independent Iraqi elections commission to allow enough time to prepare for the polling, was Oct. 15.

When you're in the middle of a crowded market in Timbuktu or Taipei, you won't have time to check. 2 Keep the kit as simple as possible and try to allow enough time to "blend in" and observe what's going on.

"The coincidence is too great to dismiss the idea that this has been chosen deliberately to allow enough time to convict Mr. Enkhbayar before that date," said Peter Goldsmith, a former British attorney general and a member of the House of Lords who is representing the former president in the case.

Fresh legs and an uncluttered mind can be helpful in a sport that does not always allow enough time to recover between rallies but almost always allows enough time to think.

A gambler -- especially a hapless amateur like me -- needs time to build momentum, get a groove going, allow enough time to win back what might have been lost.

Ensure that you allow enough time to advertise.

Tuesday is good to recap and that will allow enough time to curtail/expand the presentation.

An alternative possibility is that we did not allow enough time to allow the fibroblasts to modify the "memory" of the previous cellular identity.