Sentence examples for public to test from inspiring English sources

She would allow anyone from the public to test six machines to ensure they worked as intended.

This new cache of documents will allow politicians and the public to test whether the "Dr Shipman" claim stands up to scrutiny.

GM has recruited celebrities, journalists, businesspeople and members of the public to test a fuel-cell version of its Chevrolet Equinox.

First, it allows companies that are thinking about going public to test the waters — they can gauge investor reaction, get feedback from the S.E.C. on their filings, and so on — before deciding if they want to go ahead with an I.P.O.

These results are part of a series of questions we put to the public to test the attitudes to the independence of the ABC following the recent boardroom shenanigans that saw the chairman of the board and the managing director both dispatched.

A tournament allows the public to test the politicians' claims of merit.

The E.P.A. already requires public systems to test for 96 contaminants and to release their findings to the public.

This requires all public schools to test students, in order to improve their education.

Google says it has driven more than 2 million miles on public roads to test its vehicles.

He will ask Mr Osborne for access to public institutions to test the Opposition's proposals, such as the Office for Budget Responsibility and the Bank of England.

The first has agreements so far with a handful of colleges; the second, a deal with one public university to test the concept.