Word: allows
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...moment has come for you to hear the voice of your King. Today I put an end to anomaly and violence. I ask the Greek people to assist me in re-establishing the moral values that were born in this land. The change that takes place today will not allow the prevalence of a spirit of revenge against those who committed errors. But I wish to make it clear to all that I will no longer tolerate any disobedience, which will be stamped out mercilessly...
Brinton scrupulously avoided a show of sentimentality during his lecture, preferring to stick to his accustomed erudite style. He did allow himself, one prediction, "the great bulk of those facing me today will be alive in 1984, and will find the world not vastly different from what it is today...
...steering committee voted to allow the proposed subcommittees to decide whether their meetings would be open or closed...
Rudolph began the much-damned new pattern as a temporary measure last summer, to allow construction of the Cambridge St. underpass. The rotary is unpopular with residents of streets bordering on the Common, and the Council has told the traffic director to revert to the former pattern as soon as possible...
...does not allow the President to change the order of induction throughout the range of eligible age groups. It restricts him to "providing for the selection or induction of persons by age group." And within the age group chosen, he cannot "effect any change in the method of determining relative order of induction." He must take the oldest first within a certain age group. This means that the President cannot simply order Selective Service to start drafting 19-year-olds first and then the 20- and 21-year-olds later. He must designate one age group -- such as 19-year...