On one side are farmers who would like to be able to maximize the value of their land, which means allowing the boundary to shift.
I'm not sure about chewy, frankly: as a Brit, I like a bit of crunch to the edges of my cookie, which means allowing a little bit of spread in order to give a slightly thinner result.
He must either act decisively to restore Labour in Scotland – which means allowing the Scottish party to go its own way while remaining an ally, as the Bavarian CSU does with Angela Merkel's CDU – or he must get out of his London comfort zone, fight Rochester to win and thus send a message to England.
"We believe that it's important to focus on what you're the best at, which means allowing Segway to produce superior electric scooters while we focus on building technology to solve mobility problems for the world".
The concept of witnessed resuscitation, which means allowing the presence of family members or relatives during the process of active resuscitation, has been gaining ground in the United States since it was first introduced in 1987 at Foote Hospital in Michigan [1, 3].
Medication and other means for HIV-prevention and HIV/AIDS treatment must be affordable and accessible worldwide, which means allowing generics.
The inoculation method called variolation -- which meant allowing oneself to be infected with the virus, as John Adams was, and then enduring a mild bout with the disease -- was at first so controversial that it provoked furious reactions.
The GPs were first randomly selected from the French national directory of physicians and invited to participate, which meant allowing a research assistant to conduct a one-day survey in the waiting room at the doctor's practice.
GameChanger, meanwhile, says it's used by 165,000 amateur baseball and softball teams to track scores and stats for individual players — which also means allowing friends and family to follow the game from afar, and helping coaches understand how each player is doing.
"We have a duty of care towards the victim, which means we allow a less robust examination of their experiences than we would on a less personally sensitive and triggering subject".
