Voorbeelden van allow

• There is no smoking allowed anywhere on school premises.

• You're not allowed to swim when the red flag is flying.

• After a long boring afternoon I was finally allowed to leave.

• "I will not allow that kind of behaviour in my class, " the teacher said severely.

• He took a step backwards to allow her to pass.

• Margins should be wider than usual to allow space for instructions to the typesetter.

• This model allows for asymmetric behavior by permitting "local" nonstationarity in a globally stable model.

• If there is a government policy that allows the decentralized economy to achieve the constrained planner's allocation, then it is the optimal policy choice.

• When planning a mapping, one must take this into account: an instrument is interesting only if it allows the discovery of unknown features.

• It also happens through information exchange that allows the emergence of cognitive distinction between players.

• Scale models were the preferred method because they allowed not only a quantitative analysis, but also the qualitative aspects to be represented.

• This tool alone or combined with others, allows quick detection of parasitized caterpillars in the field.

• This allows the specification of a search space suitable for the solution of combinatorial problems, with ordinary relational algebra expressions defining constraints.

• Indeed, he had further success, because some of his pupils were allowed to go on to further study after all.

• Thus, it is important that explicit processes be developed to allow confidential data to be used, while protecting its confidentiality.

• The value of is reduced by 1% at each step after the sample is allowed to reach equilibrium.

• Their system emphasises clean separation between programme parts that allow effective validation and parts that involve assertions (represented as types).

• The inclusion of the terms representing associations allows for the infection with multiple species to be non-independent.

• There is also near unanimity in favour of free elections and allowing parties to compete and parliament to criticize the government.

• Consensual issues do not allow the parties to distinguish themselves from their adversaries during an electoral campaign.