Sentence examples for field that would allow from inspiring English sources

Indeed, Hayden told me that he one day intends to enter a field that would allow him to be around the dead on a regular basis.

Mr. Stuckey said an ultimate goal was to create a reconstruction model that could be scaled up or down as needed, perhaps in the form of a field manual "that would allow us to look at what is happening from region to region throughout the world and create best practices so that next time there is a catastrophe, we can rebuild without having to start from scratch," he said.

And then we would see a new playing field in Europe that would allow for a more rapid recovery, and possibly end the current assault on the living standards of the majority.

One of the more interesting features of Apple's e-ticket patent is that it includes the possibility of an NFC (near field communication) interface that would allow the iPhone to communicate with other NFC enabled devices or RFID tags.

A. Exxon Mobil and Total are in very good positions because they were consistently reinvesting in new fields and in projects that would allow continued earnings and profit growth.

As early as the 1830s, Gauss developed mathematical methods for the separation of internal and external fields, leading to the establishment of magnetic observatories that would allow the study of the fields from both sources.

The F.B.I. renewed its push on Capitol Hill for money to create a computer system that would allow various field offices to share and analyze information collected by agents.

Herein we identify areas of general consensus and propose resolutions for these four areas that would allow the field to move beyond the current and, in our opinion, ineffective debate.

Mrs. Chan championed a liberal model for reform that would allow an open field for chief executive elections and a fully elected legislature by 2012.

They were very keen to try out a new spinner after Monty Panesar's recent problems and prepared a dry pitch that would allow them to field Simon Kerrigan alongside Graeme Swann.

Two years ago, the league experimented with technology that would allow the on-field officials to also control the clock through devices clipped to their belts that are also linked to the official's whistle.