Sentence examples for permitted trials from inspiring English sources

We chose this definition of eligible because it approximated the threshold at which the ARDS Network ventilation protocol permitted trials of spontaneous breathing in which tidal volume and plateau pressure were not specified and controlled, and discontinuation of mechanical ventilation could be evaluated.

(DNA) Kerala: The government will not permit trials or research on genetically modified (GM) crops in the state.

But they will not be in the dock: since French law does not allow for extradition but does permit trials in absentia, evidence painstakingly gathered over a decade will go unchallenged.

"The attorney general believes strongly there should be cameras in the courtroom and would urge the Legislature to renew the law permitting trials to be televised," said Scott Brown, a spokesman for Mr. Spitzer.

The report also recommended further investigations into 75 other cases if British law were changed to permit trials of defendants who were not British subjects at the time of the alleged offenses.

The electric truck, which is due to be unveiled in September by Elon Musk's electric vehicle company, is close to prototype on-road testing, with both Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) and California officials in talks to permit trials on public roads, according to documents seen by Reuters.

She contended that Review Committee on Genetic Manipulation's (RCGM) permitting the field trial by Mahyco-Monsanto violated the 1989 Amendment of the Biosafety Rules that had vested the GEAC and not the RCGM with the authority to permit trials.

Zoo animals are usually too scarce and valuable to permit trials with the potentially effective MVA vaccine and a controlled challenge with CPXV.

The purpose of the survey is to permit trials to be planned on the basis of location-specific problem identification instead of on generalized scientific problem identification.

Although prisoners of war are usually released at the end of hostilities, international law permits trial of captured opponents under certain circumstances.

The contention on the part of the plaintiff in error, that the statute violates the Federal Constitution because it does not provide for or permit trial by jury, is equally without merit.