Sentence examples similar to organize a test from inspiring English sources

In Fairport, a middle-class Rochester suburb, parents are organizing a test boycott while the superintendent, William Cala, plans to issue a local diploma so students can graduate without taking newly required Regents exams.

But as far as even the most curious of early adopters are concerned, cars are simply too expensive an item to buy without at least organizing a test drive.

Marazzi says that he and his colleagues are working with a pharmaceutical company to organize a clinical trial to test whether blocking topoisomerase I is beneficial during sepsis.

Today, some Air France employees sent an open letter to the airline to organize a special Concorde test flight to show that they still had confidence in the plane.

In 2005 the CRL organized a proficiency test among 22 laboratories of which 21 performed microbiological screening [ 17].

Beginning next year, the federation will do the same for the WTA, organizing a full testing program at all women's tour events, coordinating out-of-competition testing and also organizing any tribunals that may be necessary to prosecute charges against women's players.

The team decided to repeat the blood tests that morning, organize a kidney ultrasound in the afternoon if the tests confirmed the finding, and have him seen in the office at the end of the day.

Bill teams up with Sam to organize a BBQ and Hep V tests for Bon Temps.

We had tests and grades every six weeks, and no one ever dreamed of organizing a revolt against tests.

It is Martha Stewart, who, as a caterer in Westport years ago, organized a successful taste testing for Newman's Own salad dressing before it went on the market.

Boehner and his Republican colleagues, to judge from their attempts to block the bailout which coincided with the failure of Washington Mutual, the biggest banking collapse in U.S. history were apparently intent on organizing a natural experiment to test the veil theory.