This approach extends to high school students where, in the name of test preparation, little time or encouragement is allotted to deep inquiry, research or conversation.
This story belongs in small boxes, where the idea that a nuclear apocalypse brought on by the speaker of the House in the name of a test-tube baby —yup, that's what we're talking about here — won't strike anyone who knows this great American form as all that unusual.
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With the murders, which Mr. Merah said he committed in the name of Islam, "God has tested us," Mr. Daffé said.
It doesn't make a lot of financial sense to destroy two cars in the name of science just to test the drift of a rear side impact collision.
As Andrew Wilson of the European Council on Foreign Relations argues, the West should avoid giving the impression that it would be happy for Mr Yanukovich to undercut freedom in the name of restoring stability.The test for Mr Yanukovich is the economy.
In the name of absolute fairness and test integrity, the New York State Education Department may want to consider suspending their high school diplomas until they retake the exams.
Apparently, this rapid ramping up of testing in the name of "rigor" and "raising the bar" is a part of campaign to keep "liberal unions" from preventing kids from "exceed ing) their own expectations".
In 2004, a lawyer sued the U.S. Navy to cease oceanic sonar testing in the name of the "cetacean community --that is, all the world's whales, porpoises and dolphins.
In the name of piety, many a puckish Renaissance painter tested the tolerance of his orthodox patrons with a flamboyant St .Sebastian or a slutty Eve, and Millet, the art historian, plays that game in reverse.
