Sentence examples for would permit more from inspiring English sources

The proposed change would permit more disclosure.

Using such technologies to cut a few seconds off each landing would permit more traffic without new runways.

The savings would permit more people to shop, "go to Will's movies" and patronize whatever businesses Magic is into these days, he said.

See articleBarack Obama's administration relaxed restrictions on travel to Cuba by academic, religious and cultural groups and indicated that it would permit more charter flights to the island.

Such a policy would permit more investment in productive enterprise and pay for butter as well as guns, thus vindicating Joe Biden's faith in the recuperative capacities of the Great Republic.

They acknowledged that any agreement would be contingent on the renegotiation of an airline treaty that would permit more United States carriers to fly to Heathrow Airport in London.

The dusty old machines would not permit more than the allowed number of votes.

By elevating the blood pressure at which rebleeding occurs, rFVIIa would theoretically permit more effective resuscitation without increasing blood loss.

Not only would the talks permit more flights between the U.S. east coast and Heathrow, but the two airlines would be able to collaborate on issues such as ticket pricing, scheduling and flight patterns.

Far better, he suggests, would be a system of time-limited, renewable contracts, which would permit much more flexibility in curriculum, free up funds to offer good opportunities to more young scholars, and provide incentives for continued high achievement throughout an academic career.

Another limitation of this study is the reduced sample size; a larger sample could facilitate the generalization of the results to the Spanish population, as it would permit using more sophisticated statistical methods which provide greater statistical power and to achieve more definitive conclusions.