Sentence examples for office of testing from inspiring English sources
Raymond Nicosia, executive director of the testing service's office of testing integrity, said last night that employees of the College Board were aware that the 1,600 tests had not been rescored.
Ray Nicosia, the executive director of the E.T.S. office of testing integrity, said the company investigated Mr. Bowen's case, discovered several more instances of fraud and canceled those scores.
Ms. Lykos, who was not the district attorney when Mr. Rachell was prosecuted, said the office had no policy of testing forensic evidence before trial, something she said would change.
The pressures of office often test the limits of party structures; Labour and the Conservatives know this and are flexible as a result.
Other NGOs engaged in addressing transition to the offices of anonymous testing people, who were positive in a testing in community centers, the mobile clinic or while.
There have been layoffs at the N.B.A. league office, the suspension of testing for the 2009 season at Nascar tracks, General Motors' premature severing of its ties to Tiger Woods, and Major League Baseball's freezing employment and budgets.
The district attorney's office has tested scores of people, hunting for the mystery person.
As you "get out of the office" and test the early product with actual customers, you can refine and solidify the idea with real data that confirms and morphs the vision that you had from the beginning.
But in a study released this summer by the U.S. Government Accountability Office, researchers tested 180 random articles of clothing for formaldehyde content.
A spokesman for the agency, Ellen Howe, said Wednesday that the accountability office tested only one of the agency's 19 layers of security and therefore did not mean that the overall system was unsafe.
We also performed sensitivity analysis of the estimates using the discount rate of 3% [ 17] and using different rental rates of Manoshi office buildings to test the robustness of the cost estimates.
