Sentence examples for opening to test from inspiring English sources

It is those changes, including control of some licensing and marketing rights, which the union views as an opening to test the team's value on the open market, that the players and their lawyers feel could pay off in future negotiations.

The coalition saw the Ice issue as an opening to test Cathy Nolan, a local Democratic representative.

Despite the quietly menacing and vastly improved Kenedy miscuing a rare inviting opening to test Foster, all the momentum seemed behind Watford.

While it would be easy for these women to retreat into bitterness, they are moving forward, taking advantage of the recent opening to test the progress by creating NGOs, building women's networks, supporting women workers to negotiate for better conditions and higher pay, and advocating for women in ethnic communities.

The late Venezuelan president Hugo Chávez ordered in 2010 that the tomb of his idol, Simón Bolívar, be opened to test his theory that the liberator died of poisoning, not tuberculosis.

On this basis, a clinical trial (NCT02640209) was opened to test CTL019 cells in addition to ibrutinib in patients with CLL (Ruella et al., 2017).

New prisons opened to test the theory that solitude might bring salvation to criminals.

Simmer until cooked through (cut one open to test it), about 15 to 20 minutes.

That is, that they be open to test and that it is possible to prove the hypotheses wrong.

Clinical trials remain open to test their efficacy and safety compared with one another, as well as to measure clinical outcomes in different conditions and patient populations.

That is why we have to be open to test". In addition to the video technology trials, the IFAB has also decided to end the 'triple punishment rule'.