Sentence examples for which allowed that from inspiring English sources

There wasn't any infrastructure which allowed that," Young said.

This clause, which allowed that involuntary servitude could be used as a punishment for crime, was exploited immediately in the aftermath of the civil war and, DuVernay argues, continues to be abused to this day.

The original concept, she pointed out, was for two private companies to compete, but the department had narrowed the field to just BNFL, which allowed that company to "commit highway robbery," she said.

How extraordinary that the man who should have allowed history to repeat itself here should be William Gallas, the very man who had publicly despaired of the naïvety which allowed that Anfield penalty.

It was only in the 15th century that the religious anti-Judaism of the European Middle Ages -- which allowed that, though Judaism was religiously incorrect, Jews, once converted, were as good as anyone else -- was replaced, in Spain, with something more like racism.

The only genuinely grainy imagery came from the most advanced and portable equipment: CNN's satellite video phones, which allowed that network alone to televise a news conference with the spiritual leader of the Taliban government in Afghanistan, the country that harbors the headquarters of the accused terrorist, Osama Bin Laden.

So when something has a function, a good version of that thing has manifest in itself that which allows that object to perform its function especially well.

Currently, there are 48 interchanges in the 50 miles of highway from New York to Bridgeport, which allows that kind of use.

Like West and Odd Future, Combs has left aside the expectations of a tradition, which allows that tradition to move forward, breathe, and live in new forms.

In CBT, a mental health counselor helps the client identify and eliminate negative thought patterns, which allows that person to respond to life's challenges in a more constructive manner.

Forming a strategy which allows that conversation and interaction to take place could be fundamental in bringing to fruit the peace and tolerance so integral to British and Muslim values.