Sentence examples for agreeing to test from inspiring English sources

Britain made an abrupt policy U-turn this week, agreeing to test Balkans peacekeepers for possible health problems.

But in baseball, instead of the union agreeing to test for steroids, the use of steroids is now testing the union.

The federal government lifted the ban in July after the state approved a plan to reduce emissions, putting more emphasis on mass transit and agreeing to test emissions on almost all cars every year, instead of every two years.

Stoner had fuelled speculation of a return to motorcycling by agreeing to test for Honda in Japan last month but the team made it clear there were no plans for the Australian to ride as a wildcard at any races this season.

Although there are several possible explanations for this difference (discussed below), one possible explanation that should first be considered is unrepresentative testing in the population-based survey Within the population-based survey, women in the 25 29 and 30 34 age-groups presented both the highest HIV prevalence estimates and the lowest proportions agreeing to test.

Until agreeing to testing last year, the players union had been opposed to it on the grounds that it infringed on players' privacy rights.

Diane DeRose cheerfully agreed to test the system.

Pentair agreed to test for pH, carbon, oil and grease, copper, antimony, aluminum, iron and zinc.

The researcher agreed to test the woman's blood that day.

Officials from the two countries hastily agreed to test future shipments jointly.

But the arcades that agreed to test it saw unprecedented success in the subsequent months.