Sentence examples for steps that would permit from inspiring English sources

The president of the nation's largest union of airline pilots told Congress today that his members should be allowed to take an F.B.I. training course and then be deputized as federal law enforcement officers, steps that would permit them to carry guns in the cockpit.

Since being elected governor two years ago, he has worked hard to construct an image as a roll-up-the-sleeves new Democrat and has shrewdly avoided steps that would permit Republicans to brand him a liberal, much like the tactic President Clinton employed.

We advocate lowering the cut-off value for the H. pylori antibody titer, a step that would permit detection of such "eradicated" cases.

It said those steps were needed to create a climate that would permit the Congress to join the formal negotiations that Mr. de Klerk has proposed on the country's future.

Meanwhile, the National Right to Life Committee endorsed a moratorium and stepped up its attacks on pending Senate legislation that would permit research cloning.

The official, Mohamed ElBaradei, said he had been told "to expect by next week" a letter from Iran government accepting terms of a protocol that would permit surprise inspections, "a very positive step forward".

Times like these call for the adoption of special "human traffic management" rules — rules that would permit us to bump into electronic miscreants, not follow them, pass them and, when necessary, step on them.

American veterans are one step closer to accessing marijuana as a remedy for post-traumatic stress disorder and chronic pain, after House lawmakers advanced a bill Tuesday that would permit the Department of Veterans Affairs to start conducting research.

The identification of predictive markers that would permit selection of patients would be beneficial.

First, both viruses reached a titer over 6.0 log10PFU/ml in Vero cells that would permit economical manufacture.

Further, reagents may not currently exist that would permit complete immunologic testing (18, 19 ).