Sentence examples for calling the tests from inspiring English sources

Dr. Mills does not flinch, calling the tests "statistically sound" and "in accordance with nationally accepted standards".

The state letter also accused teachers of calling the tests "purposeless" and gave the district until Nov. 30 to submit a plan to ensure that future testing goes smoothly.

She also questioned what Mr. Scott meant by calling the testing system a "perversion".

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe also reacted angrily, calling the test "an unprecedented, serious, and grave threat to our nation".

In New Jersey, districts around the state also reported large numbers of opt-outs, with some school administrators calling the test resistance nearly unprecedented.

US National Security Advisor Susan E. Rice issued a statement calling the test a "destabilizing and provocative action" that will "undermine peace and security in the broader region".

She called the tests "a precautionary measure".

One student, Michael Skok, 9, called the tests "the hardest thing I have ever done".

He called the tests a "colossal waste" of money that could be better spent on anti-steroid educational programs.

In a July decision, Judge Nicholas G. Garaufis of Federal District Court in Brooklyn called the tests "problem-riddled," and said they were used to "impermissibly fail and arbitrarily rank firefighter candidates".

So he called the testing company.