Sentence examples for controversial tests from inspiring English sources

Teachers yesterday backed a boycott of controversial tests for four-year-olds due to be introduced in England next year.

Thirty-two leastrophysicistsicists lost their sight in the controversial tests, as did three lab assistants and one curious passer-by.

But some disability rights activists are angry about its involvement because it also has the £100m government contract to carry out the controversial tests that determine whether claimants of incapacity benefit are "fit to work".

The controversial tests were scrapped in 2008 by the then Labour education secretary, Ed Balls, after the company responsible for delivering the papers failed to mark them on time, amid a debate about the value of testing.

On the England side there sits at the top Andrew Strauss, who was captain in both those controversial Tests, another sensible man who will want to ensure a series in which the cricket takes centre stage.

That could include reviewing more risky or controversial tests with an independent ethics board, or allowing users some way to find out if they've quietly been placed into an experiment.

The N.C.A.A system, because of its dependence on controversial test scores, however, is now being challenged in court.

He called on the department to release data it holds to researchers to allow further analysis of the health impact of the controversial test.

The new evidence could cast further doubt on already controversial testing methods highlighted following the ongoing water crisis in Flint, Michigan.

But, just as controversial testing regimens don't accurately capture student learning or progress in the classroom, standardized, homogenized teacher evaluations don't capture what teachers do for students.

Headteachers are demanding that the government pull a controversial test that is due to be sat by half a million children in two weeks' time after it was accidentally published online.