Sentence examples for policy of testing from inspiring English sources
Pujols said baseball's policy of testing for steroids was a good thing.
But Lockney's policy of testing every student has shattered any boundaries.
Four others — Michigan, Arkansas, Texas and Tennessee — have laws similar to New Jersey's policy of testing pregnant women.
In 1990, he started a policy of testing bodies for H.I.V., referring many cases to the City Health Department to notify people who may have been unwittingly exposed.
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.
Presumed consent is also often invoked in order to legitimize a general policy of harvesting organs from healthy deceased persons to use in transplantation, unless they explicitly indicated their opposition, and a similar general policy of testing all incoming patients for HIV except those who explicitly request not to be tested.
These actions are misguided, and confuse concerns regarding the policy implications of testing with the regular collection of reliable information on children's academic skills.
Ryan and Brown (2005) argued that the policy of test taking is predicated on the grounds of using reward, punishment, and pressure on self-esteem to motivate learning.
Michael Morpurgo has said the policy of constantly testing children in schools has created an "apartheid system" that is destroying their self-confidence and resulting in feelings of shame and anxiety.
Mr Milburn focused yesterday on how tax credits discourage people from work, while Mr Byers, in a Commons speech on Monday, said the policy of means testing pensions could not be "a long-term solution... to the problem of establishing a fair pensions policy".
Florida Gov. Rick Scott (R) is standing by his state's new policy of drug testing welfare recipients even after the American Civil Liberties Union challenged the scheme in a lawsuit and just 2.5percentt of beneficiaries flunked the first round of tests in July, triggering additional calls for the policy's repeal.
