Sentence examples for proper test for from inspiring English sources

The Supreme Court of the United States granted certiorari to determine the proper test for navigability in title disputes.

News Corp's current 39% stake in BSkyB could also still be at risk from the "fit and proper" test for ownership being conducted by regulator Ofcom.

They say the commission have not applied the proper test for determining whether a case should be referred to the appeal court.

McKay believes the commission "have not applied the proper test for determining whether a case should be referred back to the court of appeal".

The communications regulator will have to decide whether the channel passes the "fit and proper" test for ownership under the Broadcasting Act 1996.

Thus, it may be that, once the proper test for harmless error is applied, most misjoinders will in fact result in reversal.

The Bush administration senselessly plans to abandon a farsighted regulation designed to ensure that all medicines used in children undergo proper testing for safety and efficacy.

The report also calls for "more attention" to be given to the ability of management and bank directors to run large, complex banks and calls for "fit and proper" tests for boardroom candidates.

Nonetheless, although participants who had financial losses had a better average than those who lost only credentials during phishing attacks (a 10%% difference), small sample sizes prohibit us from conducting proper tests for significance.

The modern macrocyclic lactones e.g. have been tried but not undergone proper testing for efficacy or safety on these animals that have such a unique physiology and metabolism compared to other domestic species.

The SPL chief executive also said that it was extremely difficult to design a fit-and-proper test for prospective new owners of clubs.