Sentence examples for would allow discussion from inspiring English sources
The parents asked the schools to give equal time to creationism, and several school board members then asked the district's lawyers to write a policy that would allow discussion of theories beyond evolution but not violate the Constitution.
In addition, it was felt that focus groups would allow discussion and debate between participants in what some may feel is a sensitive area.
Decision aids should provide steps to assist the patient in making a decision, which may include suggesting ways to talk through the decision with health professionals and include tools (worksheets or question lists) that would allow discussion with others.
If their method of kinetic analysis is shown to be sufficiently robust, it would allow discussion of in vivo kinetics in general terms understood by any scientific field, enhancing the likelihood of collaborations between the basic science groups driving the technology and more applied medical research teams.
An emergency session would also allow discussion of developments in Gaza, they said.
Further studies, testing the knowledge of healthcare professionals before and after training in the treatment and management of sickle cell disease would allow continued discussion of this topic.
A key outcome was that the proposed work would be widely shared to allow discussion and critique.
That, officials claim, would allow further discussions on debt relief seen as crucial if the recession-ravaged Greek economy is ever to recover.
It would allow much calmer discussion of the remaining issues if the campaigners dropped these hostage clauses.
Lavrov told CNN he hoped that a meeting involving only those "with direct influence on the ground" in Syria would allow "a businesslike discussion, not another general assembly like debate".
"More fulsome disclosure of the legal reasoning on which the administration relies to justify the targeted killing of individuals, including united States citizens, far from any recognizable 'hot' field of battle, would allow for intelligent discussion and assessment of a tactic that (like torture before it) remains hotly debated," the judge wrote.
