Sentence examples for meet two tests from inspiring English sources
Wars of necessity must meet two tests.
A windfall tax should meet two tests: Raise a meaningful amount of cash and be clearly viewed as a one-time charge.
Threat information had to meet three tests: It had to be specific; credible; and impossible to counter.
That purpose – the 'why' – has to meet two societal tests: respect for human dignity and serving the common good.
The Obama administration took a stab at this last year by issuing new rules requiring both for-profit and nonprofit career-training programs to meet one of three tests to remain eligible for federal student aid.
Under the new rules, schools had to meet one of three tests, or lose their eligibility for federal student aid: at least 35 percent of graduates had to be repaying their loans; the typical graduate's estimated annual loan payments could not exceed 12 percent of earnings; or the payments could not exceed 30 percent of discretionary income.
Yet the informational content of advertising may not be as deficient as its critics believe; advertising itself meets two market tests.
The interim deal between Iran and six world powers hammered out in the small hours of November 24th to curb the former's nuclear programme is a long way from perfect, but it meets two key tests.
Leiberburg says that all of these acquisitions have met two litmus tests: They will be accretive quickly, and they give Elan a technology that might be generalizable to treating several diseases.
To gain certification, a course has to meet six requirements, such as testing surface water and correcting any problems, including any chemical contamination or runoff issues.
