Sentence examples for introduce tests from inspiring English sources

But it does not help anyone to introduce tests in such a chaotic manner," she said.

"If a headteacher wanted to introduce tests every year they would receive my support in doing so," he says.

The Bank governor, who stopped the subsidising of mortgages through the Funding for Lending scheme last year, is examining whether to introduce tests to determine whether people applying for mortgages could afford their repayments if interest rates rise.

The decision to introduce tests at the start of the first year of schooling comes after a DfE consultation exercise last year, which first included suggestions of a brief baseline test.

Nick Clegg's plan to introduce tests for five-year-olds (Nick Clegg denies schools will be 'exam sausage factories', 17 July) may be well intentioned but is misguided on two counts: five is too late and tests are too blunt an instrument.

Test designers and test users therefore must consider these factors when planning to introduce tests that are intended to promote positive washback to the learner.

In September, South Africa will introduce test and treat.

"We have no plans to introduce testing centres for illegal drugs," it says.

The league and the union agreed that they would introduce testing for H.G.H. in 2011 when they signed the latest collective bargaining agreement.

Potentially during alpha 4, or a later alpha, we'll introduce test SafeCoin.

In this paper, based on our earlier work, we introduce test model architecture for model-based testing through a GUI.