Sentence examples for imposing tests from inspiring English sources

Another justification is that imposing tests deters drug abusers from seeking benefits in the first place.

Despite the visual evidence that players were bulking up, baseball did not get around to imposing testing and penalties for performance-enhancing drugs until Bonds's home run totals were as swollen as his cap size and his shirt size.

The Bank of England has already subjected banks to tests to ensure they can sustain a 30% fall in commercial property prices and will impose tests on them again this year.

Also the loss of planting will invariably impose testing times into the new years, which is traditionally the 'taim hangri' in many parts of the country".

Could that be why so many of the politicians who impose test requirements on public schools send their own children to private ones?

Atallah said that the union perceived the N.F.L.'s letter as an announcement that it planned to impose testing, which prompted the union's response.

George Atallah, the union spokesman, said that the union perceived the N.F.L.'s letter as an announcement that it planned to impose testing, which prompted the union's response.

The static and dynamic friction coefficients are found to be in the ranges of 0.03 0.07 and 0.01 0.02 respectively under the imposed test conditions.

The test reflects the philosophy and principles behind the No Child Left Behind law, which emphasizes literacy and math, and has imposed testing for children starting in the third grade as a key to raising academic achievement.

Schools are currently forced to impose testing as a way of life because it is tied to funding.

Reflecting the same neoliberal "reform" impulse that politicians have pushed in the United States with charter schools and draconian testing systems, the idea is to tighten controls on educators and students by imposing standardized tests and evaluations.