Sentence examples for be allowed to test from inspiring English sources
Under the agreement, G.M. will be allowed to test the Cadillac brand in China before committing itself to build them there.
"But I think at 27 you should be allowed to test the limits of what you're doing and maybe make some mistakes".
Since last summer, when the Marines announced that women would be allowed to enter and compete in the Infantry Officer Course, and Gen. Ray Odierno, the Army chief of staff, said that women would be allowed to test themselves at the Army Ranger School, military trainers and planners have essentially ignored the existence of these obstacles.
From January, driverless cars will be allowed to test on public roads, he announced; cities will be invited to bid for the chance to host trials, and the rules of the road will be reviewed to ensure they are fit for the hoped-for revolution.
Select Polyvore users will be allowed to test this, ahead of a broader launch.
States (or regions, if states collaborate) should be allowed to test pilot programs and provide a reprieve for patients.
What kind of a deal is it where you're allowed to test missiles all over the place?
In the summer of 1908 she was allowed to test her plan in a slum district on the East Side.
"One is afraid to even speculate what would have been brought out if Mr Blake had been allowed to test the evidence.
Her company is allowed to test for mutations that cause the skin disease, but if it discovers a mutation for hearing loss, it cannot tell the doctor.
