Sentence examples for would be allowed to test from inspiring English sources

Since last summer, when the Marines announced that women would be allowed to enter and compete in the Infantry Officer Course, and Gen. Ray Odierno, the Army chief of staff, said that women would be allowed to test themselves at the Army Ranger School, military trainers and planners have essentially ignored the existence of these obstacles.

Chief among these are Mercedes - hence the outrage that they would be allowed to test tyres that could be used this season.

The child would first be allowed to test the icons at random, listening to their sounds, looking at their pictures and interacting with the application.

States would only have been allowed to test workers in occupations that have a public safety component, such as police officers and train operators.

It is unfathomable Theranos would be allowed to run test results for the public during this time.

States would be allowed to drug test those seeking unemployment benefits if the workers had been fired for substance abuse or if their new jobs required drug testing.

After the meeting, federal officials said Boeing would be allowed to conduct a series of test flights to see how the fixes work and to fine-tune its proposals.

Sometime after 5 30 p.m. on May 24, Smart left a message on her mother's telephone, reporting, happily, that she would be allowed to make up a biology test that somehow had been lost earlier in the year.

In Prince William, school district regulations were updated during the summer to say that students who miss school for religious observances would be allowed to make up work and tests.

Only the features that pass this test would be allowed to update the filter estimates.

Unlike the stress tests, in which it was foreordained that no bank would be allowed to fail, the outcome of the real-world test is cloudy.