Sentence examples for be allowed to assign from inspiring English sources
Carmakers would still be allowed to assign exclusive territories in many markets, but they would not be allowed to stop dealers from selling to anyone they wanted.
Instead of relying solely on group moderation, the company says broadcasters will instead be allowed to assign chat moderators before they start streaming.
If this was the case in our subjects, then we would not be allowed to assign a function to pleasure, other than a reward allowing the law of effect to take place.
Now, the airline is allowed to assign the flight to a waiting pilot, and turn that pilot's later assignment to the reserve pilot when he or she arrives.
The scheduler is allowed to assign RBs to UEs freely while adhering to the constraint on DL and UL transmissions being scheduled on the associated sub-frames.
Thus, the statistical models tested were allowed to assign the coefficients (for three of the methods used in this study, see the Additional file 1) or proximity measures (for random forest, the fourth method tested in this study as shown in the Additional file 1) most appropriate for each probe, with the intention of increasing the overall accuracy of the tested models.
The ALP parliamentary caucus chose the ministers, but Whitlam was allowed to assign portfolios.
But according to Hughey, as well as recent lawsuits against Dollar General and its competitors, the hours that dollar store managers are allowed to assign rarely cover the work that needs to be done.
Initially, the program was allowed to assign individuals to clusters without a priori classification of populations.
If the biopsy did not show HSIL, the LCA model was allowed to assign a value to the latent disease status based on information from all three indicator variables (referral cytology, HRA cytology, and HRA biopsy).
In Hospital UTR, coders are allowed to assign codes based on the nurse's version of the discharge summary if the physician version is still blank and the coding report is almost due.
