Sentence examples for a workable test from inspiring English sources
Congress determined that the legislated test "is a workable test for striking sensible balances between religious liberty and competing prior governmental interests". §200bb(a)(5).
Justice Anthony Kennedy, frequently the court's swing vote, staked out a middle position, saying that a workable test for excessive gerrymandering might exist someday but that he hadn't seen it yet.
Nevertheless, the Article argues that the standard should be refined and suggests a workable test for determining when pretext stops are outside acceptable police practices.
It has also left lower courts without a workable test for evaluating regulations affecting this form of speech: the Eighth and Tenth Circuits interpret Schaumburg as an intermediate scrutiny test, the Third and Eleventh Circuits view it as a strict scrutiny test, and the Fourth Circuit has simply noted that the Court has been 'unclear' about the appropriate standard.
The President told the nation in a televised address Friday night that he had ordered the tests for late April, but would call them off if the Soviet Union signed a workable test-ban agreement before then.
The PCAST report puts forward a plausible, workable test for validity: Forensic disciplines should pursue empirical studies designed to test error rates and accuracy in conditions akin to those found in the real world.
Challengers had pinned their hopes on Justice Anthony M. Kennedy, who had expressed ambivalence on the subject, but he and his colleagues appeared unable to identify a workable constitutional test.
"We can think of no workable test or principle that would distinguish 'legitimate' from 'illegitimate' news," the opinion states.
WITH A WORKABLE AND mostly tested bomb design, Iraq faces only one more barrier: weapon-grade uranium fuel.
Supromajakr says building strong data models that come from testing a workable product is actually the way forward, something that Western investors often miss.
"The district court's test provides a workable framework for distinguishing between district maps drawn based on legitimate political considerations and those constituting unlawful partisan gerrymandering," the brief says.
