Sentence examples for laws to test from inspiring English sources

There were portable radios to retrieve, Internet piracy laws to test, acquaintances to beg for a dinner invitation — provided they subscribed to another cable provider.

Dr. Frieden and others argue that doctors cannot or will not take the time to take all the steps required by New York law to test their patients.

Although manufacturers of chemicals are required by law to test their materials for toxicity, they are not required to make the tests that would reliably demonstrate genetic effects, and they do not do so.

Some women perceived HIV testing for pregnant women as a new government "law" aimed at protecting babies from HIV infection: The government introduced a new law to test all pregnant women for HIV so that those found to have HIV they can be given drugs to save their babies.

If abortion law is devolved to Scotland, it would be naive to think that anti-abortion campaigners won't try to change the law or to test the commitment of the Scottish parliament over its new jurisdiction.

As a result of Rovers's pressure, goalkeeper Lee Robinson was a virtual spectator in the second-half and it took until seven minutes from full time before Law managed to test him with a low snap-shot.

Before my trip, I'd wondered if I should contact a local law firm to test how easy it would be to set up a shell company.

Within the doctrine of informed consent it is a prerequisite for valid treatment consent or refusal: the principle the law uses to test whether an individual's treatment choice must be respected as autonomous.

Linear tests and both hyperelastic and elasto-plastic constitutive laws are used to test the element in realistic cases.

And the new spate of state laws appear designed to test just where Kennedy draws his red line.

However, the potential energy savings associated with this high thermal inertia system can only be achieved with appropriate control laws, to be tested in a full building plant simulation environment.