Sentence examples for move to test from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors said this was a calculated move to "test the water" and gauge police response.

Its government wants to move to "test and treat" in September this year, making another 3 million HIV-infected people eligible for treatment.

This real-life Hillary – the sassy geek, not the woman who polled every move to test political waters – is what many voters wanted in 2008.

The warning accused Russia of mounting a series of intrusions against American and European nuclear power plants and water and electric systems, in what analysts interpreted as a move to test Moscow's capacity.

Trump had threatened to in effect go to war to defend himself, and this appears to be his first move to test the limits of Democrats' patience and power.

Our policy has not changed". Meanwhile, it emerged that Mr Blair has begun a diplomatic move to test whether Syria is serious about playing a constructive role in the Middle East peace negotiations.

In the first we report on Chinese authorities' recent moves to test the assumption that the yuan, if allowed to float, might only move in one direction.

After machining and Li cleaning of the lip seal, a new back plate will be welded and moved to test cell/target room.

PUTTING THE TECHNOLOGY TO USE The development team has created a Princeton network to show how Serval works while it moves to test the system in larger, complex networks.

When New York State recently began moving to test all of its special education students, the number who passed quadrupled, prompting state officials to say they should have been in more demanding classes all along.

In 2006, he co-authored an op-ed column in The Washington Post in which he advocated a preemptive military strike against North Korea if the country moved to test a long-range ballistic missile capable of carrying nuclear weapons.