Sentence examples for being allowed to test from inspiring English sources

Williams, who had opposed Michael Schumacher being allowed to test for the team when he was being lined up as a possible stand-in for Massa, said they were happy with the proposal.

"No one has been allowed to test anything like this on right whales," Kraus said.

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.

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".

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.

The figure is well below the $6 million Lewis was believed to have been seeking if he had been allowed to test the market as an unrestricted free agent, which he had indicated he wanted to do.

As with some of the other ideas Edgar Box was allowed to test out on the page in the early nineteen-fifties, Peter Sargeant II has a few opinions along these lines that predate the critical essays Vidal would later write.

Amazon told the regulator that unless it was allowed to test in the US, it would do it abroad anyway – all part of its grand plans for Amazon Prime Air.