Sentence examples for bring the test from inspiring English sources

The seismic shock from the new suspected test – the country's fourth nuclear test if confirmed – was detected and reported by the preparatory commission for the Comprehensive Test-Ban Treaty Organisation, based in Vienna, which monitors suspected tests while seeking to rally international support to bring the test ban into force.

I think they are pretty similar in terms of location, magnitude and so forth," said Zerbo, who is executive secretary of the Preparatory Commission for the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organisation, based in Vienna, which monitors suspected tests while seeking to rally international support to bring the test ban into force.

Prior to undertaking analytical validation or clinical studies, it would be prudent for a developer to determine the potential regulatory status of the test and regulatory clearances needed to bring the test to market successfully.

One of the objectives of the MEDICEL network is to support the upgrading of local diagnostic resources: hence we are now running ad hoc procedure to standardize the method of antibody assay and to increase the availability of HLA haplotyping by exploiting the new technologies that attempt to bring the test to the point of care [ 17, 18].

Two of the original five claimants who brought the test case against the British government were castrated.

But other environmental groups are wary, even quietly exploring the possibility of bringing the test to a halt.

We would have liked it to be in time for Christmas," said Samuel Genen, lawyer for Barbara Gordon-Jones, the inmate who brought the test case.

At that point, he and several colleagues filed a patent (still pending) for the gene markers and brought the test to market.

Michel Tubiana, the honorary president of the French Human Rights League, one of the groups that brought the test case, said that the burkini row had left a mark on society despite the ruling.

Edie Windsor, the 84-year-old widow who brought the test case that led to the overturning of Doma, arrived at about 5pm and was cheered by the crowds in a moving scene.

In a judgment with significant implications for the legal rights of corporations, a narrow majority of five justices argued that "closely held" businesses such as the family-run Hobby Lobby chain of stores, which brought the test case, enjoyed the same religious protections under law as individuals.