Sentence examples for be expected to permit from inspiring English sources
"No reasonable definition of reality could be expected to permit this," he, Boris Podolsky and Nathan Rosen wrote in a paper in 1935.
Calling it "spooky action at a distance," Einstein and his colleagues wrote, "No reasonable definition of reality could be expected to permit this". There must, they concluded, be a deeper theory that looked behind the quantum veil.
Providing the Division with three to five deposition "slots" can be expected to permit the Division to expand the record after the Commission has instituted the case or to reserve its slots for expert witnesses, while forcing the respondent(s) to choose between fact and expert discovery.
However in the present study the expression of Hamp declined in all strains by day 17, which would be expected to permit an increase in iron recycling.
In contrast, calcium binding to Nox5 is likely to be cooperative, and might be expected to permit regulation over a narrower range of calcium concentrations.
Likewise, these technologies have become extremely useful tools in rehabilitation, and they are expected to permit a reduction of costs in socio-sanitary environments.
The Tigris System is fully automated and is expected to permit laboratories to cut labor costs, minimize errors and increase productivity, Gen-Probe said.
Thick walls, fabric shields and six-inch-thick steel-and-rubber pads beneath both theaters are expected to permit stillness inside even when there is tumult outside.
Mr. Morton said the immigration agency was improving cooperation with local and state jailers, and is rolling out a "Secure Communities" program that by 2012 is expected to permit all local jails nationwide to check the immigration status of inmates.
Wall Street closed higher on Wednesday, after a new plan was unveiled to recapitalize European banks and a deal was struck in Slovakia that is expected to permit the creation of a larger, more powerful euro zone bailout fund.
Anglican churches in Wales and Scotland, like the Church of Ireland, have the power to appoint women as bishops but have not yet used it; the Anglican Church of England is expected to permit the appointment of female bishops soon.
