Sentence examples for were permitted to test from inspiring English sources

Under a state law that expired in July, county health officials were permitted to test prisoners for the human immunodeficiency virus if a police officer or jail employee was exposed to a suspect's blood or other bodily fluids.

Thirteen years earlier, a Canadian Company called Space Research owned by Gerald V. Bull was permitted to test howitzers on the island.

Satan is cynical about disinterested human goodness and is permitted to test it under God's authority and control and within the limits that God sets.

By delaying his callup, it's estimated that the team will be able to save some $15m in future payments, a figure attached to Major League Baseball's salary system that governs the pay rises of young players during the years before they are permitted to test the free agent market.

On remand the plaintiff will be permitted to test the fairness of the $21 price by the standards we herein establish, in conformity with the principle applicable to an appraisal — that fair value be determined by taking "into account all relevant factors" [see 8 Del.C. § 262(h), supra].

One of the best features of Gradiance is that you are permitted to test yourself on a particular topic as many times as you like.

Standardized testers will have scored at least 90% on a checklist of competencies during mock trials before they will be permitted to test the study subjects.

Another counterargument against the validity of correlational validation (when used improperly) is that if we were permitted to substitute one test with another simply because two tests correlated highly, the whole notion of educational measurement would be under question.

Subjects were the only individuals who were permitted to use the test products, to ensure accurate dispensing and use.

We did not assess nicotine use systematically, although some of the subjects smoked and were permitted to take breaks during testing if required.

But thyroid treatments were not new so they were permitted to stay on the market without testing.