Sentence examples for to allow for everyone from inspiring English sources

"The whole goal is to allow for everyone who wants to help us to go communicate to voters who are likely to vote for the president in every corner of the state," said the adviser, Aaron Pickrell.

"There are a lot of people who don't have insurance here and can't access it, and that's why the President's health-care bill that passed attempts to go in and allow for everyone to have health care.

This will allow for everyone to understand the different roles and to help identify, through self-awareness, when they are in one of these roles.

Similarly, there are no truly reliable biomarkers that allow for everyone to evaluate the effectiveness of treatment and it is therefore important to discover novel markers of the disease (Fernandez et al., 2014).

Don't underestimate the impact these discussions have in shaping your child's intellectual curiosity and their confidence to pursue a career later in life: Lively discussions that allow for everyone in the family to freely voice their opinions develop a host of transferrable skills that are valued by college admissions officers and hiring managers.

Presumably those would have to be decreased in order to allow for full protection of everyone's head.

In that very moment, I knew I had created a new model for disability that would allow for everyone, whether disabled or not, to be a part of the conversation.

There is a growing culture of hope, an understanding that we all share the values of protecting children and life (over the fatigue of witnessing death) and policies are being implemented that allow for everyone -- including people who have been considered the bad guys in the past -- to be part of the solution.

Confirm times for both drop-off and pick-up and try to allow for a couple days off for everyone.

The basic goal with this structure is to allow for distributed decision making while giving everyone the opportunity to work on what they do best.

3.44pm: Until now there has been a six-minute time limit on MPs' speeches John Bercow, the Speaker, has just said that he is going to reduce this to four minutes to try to allow time for everyone to speak.