Sentence examples for draw up tests from inspiring English sources

As school districts across the country rush to draw up tests and lesson plans that conform to more rigorous standards, they are flocking to field tests — exams that exist solely to help testing companies fine-tune future questions.

But drawing up tests that are credible, but do not alarm the markets, seems to be proving difficult.

Largely behind the scenes, plans that were drawn up, tested, exercised and refined over more than a decade have begun to swing into place, just as the WHO intended: its definition of phase five includes the warning that a pandemic "is imminent and that the time to finalise the organisation, communication and implementation of the planned mitigation measures is short".

To test automatic traffic monitoring devices a research project was developed to draw up testing procedures and define technical requirements for traffic applications.

The inspiration for the trim little contraption, about the size & shape of a cigarette-vending machine, came to him when, as a research psychologist in the Air Force's Air Research & Development Command, he drew up tests to measure the proficiency of personnel who had been trained to work with intricate electronic equipment.

The inspiration for the contraption, about the size & shape of a cigarette-vending machine, came to him when, as a research psychologist in the Air Forces Air Research & Development Command, he drew up tests to measure the proficiency of personnel who had been trained to work with intricate electronic equipment.

Dr. Epstein, a former editor in chief at Psychology Today, says his Web site, which offers free interactive mental health screening tests, can draw up to 5,000 visits a day.

But Jo Silvester, an organisational psychologist who helped the party draw up the tests, counters that it weeds out substandard candidates, including ones with desirable backgrounds.

It was first serve or bust for 7-year-old Serena Williams and 8-year-old Venus Williams, locked in a custom-designed match drawn up to test their nerve.

A questionnaire was drawn up and tested within the working group, then sent out in English and French versions to 1200 individuals who had been identified by the working group, each member bringing approximately 100 potential respondents.

Hence, a task for all the ITER Parties (EU, JA, RF) that are engaged in the blanket development, is to draw up a Testing Programme aiming at exploiting the unique features of this machine, but also to take into account its intrinsic limitations.