Sentence examples for laws tests from inspiring English sources
But Zhao said China had launched a major crackdown on doping, changing its laws, tests and training.
One reason the diagnostic companies do less well, Mr. Trusheim said, is that while drugs typically have market exclusivity because of patents and federal laws, tests often face instant competition.
No Child Left Behind, George Bush's education law, tests pupils on maths, reading and science.
And under state law, tests from previous years are publicly available, allowing teachers to give students many practice tests and predict what kinds of questions will be asked.
The tests have also spawned a new coaching industry, with the American company Kaplan running special courses to prepare students for the medicine and law tests.
To validate our control law, tests were performed on SCANeR Studio, a driving simulation engine, according to several real driving scenarios.
She's lucky she's blonde, because if her "Vhere are your papers" law tests suspected illegals on their command of English, then she's one traffic-stop away from a bus ride to Mexicali in an orange jumpsuit.
Only in 2002 five ICU patients had the clinical symptoms of brain steam death complicated by cardiovascular failure and it was impossible to complete the required by law tests.
Yet the common-law test used by the I.R.S. to determine who is an actual employee is vague and unpredictable.
PAGE A3 Copyright Law Tested A federal judge in Manhattan heard arguments on whether computer code can be deemed constitutionally protected speech.
It was also claimed that few of these workers would qualify as self-employed under the common-law test, so the safe haven should be eliminated for them.
