Sentence examples for imminent tests from inspiring English sources

Citing his anti-nuclear protests going back to the 1970s including piloting a Greenpeace hot-air balloon over government sites in Nevada to stop imminent tests, and numerous instances of arrests and beatdowns by authorities while demonstrating at various facilities Stilp insists he's been through worse.

In the past, athletes, agents or coaches may have received a phone call from drug testers notifying them of an imminent test.

As Edgbaston's Eric Hollies Stand went wild, it was tempting to think that Andrew Flintoff's imminent Test retirement may not leave such a gaping hole after all.

In London last week, Mr. Obama raised the imminent test with President Hu Jintao of China, whom the United States has relied on to influence the North.

A senior administration official said they concluded that the chances of an imminent test were low to somewhat higher than low, chiefly because a test would so anger the Chinese -- the North's only significant supplier of food and fuel.

North Korea's regional neighbours reacted with alarm to last week's threat of an imminent test, with Japan's new prime minister, Shinzo Abe, pledging yesterday in Beijing to work alongside China to rein in the North's nuclear ambitions.

Uncertainty in Taiwan Gays and the Australian economy ReprintsThe imminent test of the general's resolve comes in mid-December when he has promised a new set of economic reforms.

One is the prospect of an imminent test by North Korea of a nuclear bomb, perhaps accompanied by some military provocation towards South Korea, which it threatens in blood-curdling terms most days.

The prospect of an imminent test became a crucial point in briefings by the Bush administration to its Asian allies and China, arguing that the North Korean threat was growing rapidly and that they needed to increase pressure to resume six-nation talks aimed at disarmament.

At last year's Paris show, Bombardier was triumphant about imminent test flights of its long-awaited C-Series aircraft.

Results showed that anticipating an imminent test result increased cognitive distraction in the processing of information and lowered recall of information about the test and the biomarker.