Sentence examples for to permit the development from inspiring English sources

He noted that real estate debt documentation had been standardized sufficiently to permit the development of the commercial mortgage-backed securities market.

The council is asking city planners to increase zoning in the designated locations to permit the development of 12 million square feet of space: 9 million commercial and 3 million residential.

But as extraction slowed a few years ago at a 200-acre mine in the path of the community's westward growth, city officials wrote and enacted special building and zoning codes to permit the development of the cavernous space, 50 to 100 feet below the surface, as an industrial park.

In some species, copulation takes place immediately after enough of the sun's rays have been absorbed to permit the development of an interest in the surroundings; in others, copulation is the final act before entering hibernation, and the sperm remain dormant in the hibernating female.

The forms of the quasi-static stress contributions were designed to permit the development of higher concentration flows typical of experimentally observed airslide flows.

In the experiment in which 21-day-old seedlings grown in NF air were defoliated, the plants were transferred to CF air for 7 days to permit the development of new foliage.

About one iodine molecule is bound for each seven or eight glucose units, and at least five times that many glucose units are needed in an amylose chain to permit the effective development of the colour.

An American licence to permit the commercial development and sale of genetically modified salmon could open the door on a new era of GM animals designed for human consumption, although at present there are few signs they are wanted by either consumers or supermarkets.

Following fumigation, the exposed seedlings were recovered and maintained in CF air for 48 hours to permit the full development of symptoms.

Of particular interest will be to vary the structure of the scorpion ligand to facilitate metal interaction with the DNA helix upon binding, so as to permit the future development of sequence-specific DNA cleavage.

We wanted the score properties of the new score to include a range of scores between 'sick' and 'well' patients to permit the future development of score-matched care recommendations.