Sentence examples for abolishing tests from inspiring English sources

Parents may support abolishing tests for seven-year-olds, but not for older children.

It can mean abolishing classroom tests, quizzes and other numbers-driven evaluations.

I firmly believe that it was a mistake to abolish these tests in the first place.

Cameron said the Tories would introduce a single-tier pension system by April 2016, effectively abolishing means-testing.

"Talk to any good head teacher and they will tell you it was a mistake to abolish those tests.

"Talk to any good headteacher and they will tell you it was a mistake to abolish those tests.

"Talk to any good headteacher and they will tell you it was a mistake to abolish those tests," Wilshaw has said.

She added on her Facebook page that she is asking the ministry of health to abolish virginity tests because they are irrelevant, degrading, and have been condemned by the WHO.

The government has recently established a flat-rate state pension (abolishing means testing and the earnings-related top-up pension plan), alongside the creation of Nest, the national occupational scheme designed for smaller employers.

Led by Rep. John Lindsay, of New York, the Republican members of the Judiciary Committee will introduce bills to establish a fair employment practices commission, give the Attorney General increased power to bring civil action in discrimination cases and abolish literacy tests.

Scaf quickly distanced itself from the comments, and Gen Sisi quickly promised to abolish such tests, but the incident was a blow to the military's image.