Sentence examples for which would be accepted from inspiring English sources

From a base in neighboring Pakistan, he vetted potential recruits for the camps, deciding which would be accepted.

They even warned the council that its backing of the Tesco store was not something which would be accepted quietly like it has been each time the supermarket giant established its 31 other stores in the city.

Smith argued that the issuance of bank notes in small denominations, which would be accepted by members of the public "without scruple," should be prohibited, because this practice permits "many mean people" (i.e., charlatans lacking sufficient reserves) to become "beggarly bankers," and ends up, when the fraud is exposed, rendering the currency worthless.

This is because a compromised transit node in a multihop network can hold back several packets, extract the keys, and use them to generate broadcast packets containing malicious data but valid keys, which would be accepted by receivers downstream.

Then, the Paired T-Test was applied to verify which hypothesis would be accepted for RQ1.

In this algorithm, the admission control part uses different strategies for each request to decide which user requests would be accepted.

Otherwise, the second stage would accrue, at the end of which the drug would be accepted (null hypothesis rejected) if 4 or more patients had responded to the drug or 14 or fewer progressed.

Another major problem was that it was difficult to set a reasonable threshold R, as the minimum number of covering reads with which a splicing junction would be accepted.

Researchers attacked the MD5 algorithm using 200 PlayStation 3 systems and were able to construct a bogus Certificate Authority that looks like a known trusted CA. What this means is that these guys could generate a certificate for www.amazon.com which, when presented to your browser, would be accepted as the real thing.

However, it appeared unlikely the new plan would be accepted by China, which claims most of the South China Sea and has rebuffed earlier attempts at multilateral negotiations.

It is unlikely a plan that large would be accepted by Congress, which was divided on fiscal issues during the recent debt ceiling debate.