Sentence examples for modification that would allow from inspiring English sources

One such change being considered by the commission is a modification that would allow traders to trade through a superior price for a stock, as long as the difference in price did not exceed 2 or 3 cents.

I thought you had indicated earlier on, the administration had, that by the end of the yea r you needed some relief from the treaty, either withdrawal or a modification that would allow testing to go ahead.

Included in that cache was an AR-15-type rifle with a high-capacity magazine and 12 "bump stocks," a modification that would allow a gun to fire as if it were an automatic weapon.

Mr. van der Linden said that he, Mr. Gibbons and friend of Mr. Gibbons who is a software engineer were working on developing a standard software interface for the Furby modification that would allow less technical programmers to control the robotics.

The California Department of Fish and Game and the National Marine Fisheries Service have financed an experiment in behavioral modification that would allow the boat operators to feed the sea lions dead fish treated with lithium chloride, which can induce vomiting.

We inferred the trees from the patterns with straight-forward parsimony, with one simple modification that would allow for the presence of mixed-lineage samples.

The difficulties of designing a trial are discussed and modifications that would allow a definitive trial to take place are suggested.

But leading Democrats and some administration members such as Powell have said it would be better to get Russia to agree to modifications that would allow for missile defense tests.

KABUL, Afghanistan — The Afghan government appeared Monday to edge away from plans to ban all private security companies, announcing modifications that would allow most licensed firms to continue their work, but leaving important details in doubt, company representatives and Western officials said.

The Massachusetts Pregnant Workers Fairness Act (PWFA), will be introduced into the House and the Senate on Wednesday, by Senator Lovely, Rep. Story and Rep. Rogers, to combat discrimination by ensuring that pregnant workers are not forced out of their jobs unnecessarily, or denied reasonable job modifications that would allow them to continue working and supporting their families.

If they gave any statement a score less than 5, they were again asked to identify modifications that would allow them to agree completely with that statement.