Sentence examples for be allowed in end from inspiring English sources

And so when President Donald Trump unveiled a new immigration bill this week, that would cut in half the number of refugees as well as the overall number of immigrants to be allowed in, end the lottery system that provided visas for individuals from countries that have been historically under-represented, and favor visa applicants with special skills who speak English, I was shaken to my core.

The Blackball Working Group, charged with reviewing surfing policies throughout Newport Beach, has suggested extending the number of months and the amount of daytime during those months when surfboards, body boards and the like should be allowed in the area, located at the end of the Balboa Peninsula where the west harbor jetty extends from shore.

The mayor's Office of Emergency Management announced last night that delivery trucks, taxis, school buses and city shuttles, along with resident vehicles, would be allowed in the southern part of Battery Park City, ending a total traffic ban that left residents angered and isolated for the last three weeks.

Output files were parsed according to the following relaxed criteria: a) 5' and 3' ends should have the expected orientation; b) the distance between both ends must be longer than 200 bp and shorter than 15 kb; c) a maximum of 4 mismatches out of 40 bp in each end was permitted; d) no more than 1 mismatch was allowed in the 3' CTRR end; and e) the Helitron AT insertion rule was respected.

Reporters were allowed in at the end of practice, Jordan's first as an active, playing participant since he joined the Wizards 13-29 last weekek as part-owner and president of basketball operations.

We ran TopHat in the ' paired-end mode' with the minimum distance between paired-end reads of 120 bp, a maximum distance of 500,000 bp, and default settings of other parameters (e.g., no more than two mismatches between read and reference were allowed in the first 28 bp (5' end) of the read).

Once ISR is allowed in the countries at both ends of a route, accounting rates should plummet and tariffs decline, to somewhere close to domestic long-distance charges.

But by discussing which moves are allowed in a debate, it also ends up touching upon the general idea of 'what follows from what'.

Light is allowed in.

Who would a woman have to appeal to to prove that she had been raped in order to be allowed to end her pregnancy?

Mr. Humbert had argued to be allowed to end his life legally in France because he was unable to afford the cost of transport abroad, even if it could have been arranged.