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Meanings of allow for in English

Catalan
permetre
Spanish
permitir

Make a possibility or provide opportunity for; permit to be attainable or cause to remain.

permetre
Usage of allow for in English
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It does, however, allow for visa-free travel in all 28 EU countries.
The South African
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Conclusion: Clinical laboratory improvement would allow for proper diagnosis of different diseases.
Pubmed
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However, the provisions also allow for discretion in sentencing in some cases.
The Irish Times
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Change of control covenants allow for redemption in case of a takeover.
Reuters
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Limitations in current model systems do not allow for this integrated approach.
Pubmed
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It did not, however, allow for long-term residence in the United Kingdom.
The South African
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It recommended legislation should be introduced to allow for situations including surrogacy.
The Irish Times
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That will allow for an understanding of what happened, the official said.
Reuters
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The process would also allow for public comments on the shortlisted candidates.
The South African
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This will allow for social support beyond the caring exemptions already available.
Independent.ie
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Previous amendments allow for more than a tripling of the village's population.
The Irish Times
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They don't allow for workers to be working in such a building.
The South African
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Fully equipped meeting rooms also allow for an added sense of professionalism.
The South African
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The case has been postponed until May to allow for further investigations.
The South African
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Cutback measurements allow for quantification of the loss of different individual modes.
Pubmed
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Its detection and treatment in early stages allow for reduction of mortality.
Pubmed
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Translations for allow for
Allow for through the time
Allow for across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
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