Examples of using Allowing more in English and their translations into German
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Medicine
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Computer
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A decentralised approach is seen in Flanders as allowing more control over the curriculum to be devolved to the school.
Airberlin recommends allowing more waiting time for US flights.
Airberlin recommends allowing more waiting time for US flights Tourism-Insider.
Furthermore, there is more protein synthesized, allowing more muscle to be created.
Wider HTML options allowing more styling and facilitating embedding of other media.
Vibration also regulates the people who quickly surrender to express anger allowing more calmly.
HyFlex EDM NiTi System with additional files sizes allowing more flexible application.
In the sole wears a thin rubber grip sole high flexibility, allowing more foot support.
They have also embraced diversity in other ways, allowing more loud-quiet dynamics into their songwriting.
less susceptible to erosion allowing more straw to be removed.
Nozovent increases airflow by opening the nostrils, allowing more air to pass through the nose.
Cuba is allowing more and more private enterprise and is seeking normality in its relations with the US.
That's when the magnetic field is highly disordered, allowing more interstellar dust to enter the Solar System.
thereby allowing more time for the cell to repair damaged genetic material.
Now, Black Country Customs have recreated the powerful boost pedal allowing more players to make its sound their own.
Lower draw ratios simultaneously also mean cutting narrower tapes, hence allowing more tapes to fit on the godets.
With enough height available the pilot can pull in the paraglider, allowing more forward speed to be gained.
Enables mobile connectivity without the need for a cable allowing more flexibility in the use of the connected device.
Slink past velvet ropes as you skip long lines, allowing more time for drinking
metastases to be precisely identified, allowing more accurate monitoring and opening perspectives for customized treatment.