Sentence examples for high profile test from inspiring English sources
For the world at large, this first-ever domestic genocide trial of a former head of state is a high profile test of whether national courts and governments, not just international tribunals, can fulfill their responsibility to pursue justice for grave crimes.
The same line of reasoning concluded that a New South Welshman would be called, and likely not a high profile Test player like Noble or Jack Saunders.
The ceremony was the highest profile test yet of Olympic queues and security, but with fewer members of the public in the stadium than for the dress rehearsals, the London organising committee said queues to clear body and bag checks were shorter than for fans attending on the busiest days of competition.
The case will be one of the highest profile tests of the still relatively new Chinese restructuring law, which was intended to incorporate the best features of British-American corporate bankruptcy law.
Now that law could be getting a high-profile test.
Iran was the first high-profile test of that strategy.
The contest between Mr. Kinzinger and Mr. Manzullo was the most high-profile test to date of the durability of outside "new" conservatives versus older incumbents.
Aside from the high-profile test events at Olympic venues, the final stages of the journey to the Games continue for competitors who remain determined to catch the eye in London this summer.
The case is a high-profile test for Mexican justice and for President Vicente Fox, who has pledged to strengthen the rule of law in a country that became a democracy with his election in 2000.
At a high-profile test event on Monday night, the Central line linking Stratford to the centre of London was out of service for two hours after a power cut, while the London Overground service was also disrupted.
But some leading conservatives argue that the Club for Growth blundered by making the race a high-profile test of the conservative movement because Mr. Specter might be too hard to defeat.
