Sentence examples for landmark test from inspiring English sources

Civil libertarians say the case poses a landmark test of what is allowed under the USA Patriot Act.

The victory, which Uber is seeking to overturn, was billed as a landmark test case that would impact the gig economy as a whole.

Civil libertarians say the case poses a landmark test of what people can do or whom they can associate with in the age of terror alerts.

The Office for Fair Trading OFTT) has abandoned its legal fight against Britain's banking sector over unauthorised overdraft charges, after losing its landmark test case at the supreme court last month.

The day was a milestone in the four-year-old case, often described as a landmark test of whether the antitrust laws of an industrial era can effectively protect competition in the fast-mutating world of high technology.

A sort of PR agency for equality, unable carry out its core functions let alone truly get to grips with tackling institutional discrimination or mount landmark test cases in the courts.

During the nineteen-forties, in a series of landmark tests conducted around the country, the psychologists Kenneth and Mamie Clark demonstrated that black children associated virtue and intelligence with whiteness, and had correspondingly internalized racist stereotypes of inferiority.

While there is excitement about the prospect of Renzo Piano's 66-storey shard of glass at London Bridge, few can see why the 50- storey Vauxhall Tower passed the attractive-landmark test.

This indicates a lack of proximity between the ANT1 gene and all other landmarks tested.

The landmark Trinity test of the atomic bomb in the New Mexico desert on July 16 , 1945 is passed over in a few paragraphs, and the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki merit only two pages.

This information is then used to locate the landmarks on test scans by template matching.