Sentence examples for nations test from inspiring English sources

A pink ball has already been trialled in first-class cricket in Pakistan this year but the ICC have recommended that all nations test the ball in their four-day competitions to ensure it is up to standard.

Following the completion of the rugby league domestic season, Tomkins was included in a pre-Four Nations test against France.

Secret cooperation extended to the secluded sites where nations tested their handiwork in thundering blasts.

There, 16 athletes from 10 nations tested positive for banned drugs.

In all, European nations tested 19 million cattle last year and found 4,200 cases of mad cow disease, mostly in older cows.

Britain has an additional 4,000 services a day, a rise of one-fifth that ensures the most frequent services among eight European nations tested by a consumer group.

Whereas tests are a means at the service of promoting meritocracy in most Western nations, tests project negative connotations in the Middle East (Gebril 2016).

Majorities in all nations tested agree that the U.S. under Obama will have a closer relationship with Latin America than it had during the tenure of President George W. Bush.

The U.S. government cracked down after both nations tested nuclear weapons in May 1998, requiring U.S. organizations to obtain a license before shipping civilian materials deemed to have a dual military use to more than 300 institutions (Science, 24 July 1998, p. 494).

In science, students from 22 nations tested better than did U.S. students, and in reading students from 19 nations scored higher than did U.S. students -- up from just nine nations in 2009.

In mathematics, 29 nations of the 65 nations tested in the Program for International Student Assessment (PISA) exams outperformed US school children "by a statistically significant margin" according to PISA records for 2012.