allow for

Idioms  

1. Leave room for, permit, as in We have enough chairs to allow for forty extra guests, or Our denomination allows for a large variety of beliefs. [Early 1700s] Also see make allowance.

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Example Sentences

"Creating a centralized verification system at the app-store level would allow for more consistent protection and higher barriers to circumventing the law," Snapchat said.

From Barron's

Nevertheless, some economists linked the administration External link have concluded that AI will raise productivity sharply and allow for faster growth, lower inflation, and lower interest rates.

From Barron's

Customs duty exemptions have also been allowed for inputs used to manufacture lithium-ion batteries.

From BBC

Analytically, we expect he will be strongly aligned with the administration’s arguments that booming productivity will allow for neutral or accommodative rates even with robust growth.

From Barron's

The act allows for an identical bill that passes the Commons twice to become law, even without the Lords' consent.

From BBC

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