Sentence examples for enforcing testing from inspiring English sources
In the wake of a California case involving Bob Baffert, trainer of Point Given, winner of the Preakness and the Belmont, the industry wants to get the different states and regulatory bodies together in writing and enforcing testing standards.
The head of the National Organic Program, Miles McEvoy, said on Friday that enforcing testing rules was one of several steps the agency was taking to improve oversight of the industry.
The No Child Left Behind bill sought to direct school districts receiving federal aid to study and address this problem, but the provision was lightly enforced — the Bush Administration spent its capital on enforcing testing and accountability, with results that remain deeply controversial.
Coal mining monitoring system has been enforcing tests for the immunity of Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) since 2006.
In most states, it's up to local schools districts to enforce testing.
In order to avoid such problems, we enforce test trails by different users before making the software available for installation and training in the public domains.
Lawyers for three tour guides who challenged the plan say a federal judge temporarily blocked the city from enforcing the testing law.
The effect of a reaction's deletion on cell growth in four breast cancer cell line models (MDA-MB-231, Hs578 t, BT549 and MDA-MB-435) was simulated via MOMA while enforcing the tested reaction to carry 50% of its maximal flux in the WT state (as described in the section 'Drug response simulations' above).
The party with the strongest incentives to enforce a testing program is the players.
The pursuit for quality and professionalism has become an apparent trend in language testing and assessment, as is evidenced by a host of standards or codes of practice a which have been developed, implemented or enforced by testing or research organisations from all over the world (see AERA, APA, and NCME, 1999b; ALTE, 1994; EALTA, 2006; ETS, 2002; ILTA, 2000, 2007).
Rather than giving teachers autonomy and the time to know each and every learner as an individual, we pack classrooms with 24-32 controln, control, blame and threaten teachers, and enforce standardized testing and curricula.
