Sentence examples for out of the tests from inspiring English sources

Contrary to popular belief, none of the raft of injured Springbok midfielders has been ruled out of the Tests.

In other schools, institutional support has been provided to parents who have decided to protest by opting their children out of the tests altogether.

More important than the number of parents who held their children out of the tests, the mothers said, was how far the boycott spread their message.

The government has confirmed it is to introduce a new type of test for four- and five-year-olds at the start of their school career in England – but will allow an elite group of primary schools to opt out of the tests if they are confident of meeting tougher targets in later years.

The study, reported in the journal Science Translational Medicine, found that all the volunteers in the study preferred the piercing to their regular device, but some individuals had dropped out of the tests, worrying that a piercing wasn't suitable for their profession.

Indeed, worried about the impact of stress tests on their credibility, German bank regulators have been hostile to the same disclosure and capital accounting requirements agreed on by every other euro zone country, and one Landesbank — the state-owned regional banks in Germany — went so far as to pull out of the tests the day before the results were released.

Le Coudray, a former top-class hurdler, was impressive, jumping out of the testing ground which reduced the field to four from nine.

After coming out of the test, they asked each other how they did.

While parents technically have the right to have their children opt-out of the tests, there will be penalties.

The reasons for opting-out of the tests are nearly as diverse as the people of this country.

However at Westbury Middle School on Long Island, where 97% of the students are Black and Latino, half the students opt-out of the tests this year, compared to only 2% in 2015.