Sentence examples for resume tests from inspiring English sources

Among other things, the United States reportedly wants North Korea to agree that it will not resume tests of ballistic missiles like the one it fired over Japan in 1998.

President Kennedy, according to high Administration sources, is still keeping an "open mind" on the delicate and difficult question, but the debate within the inner councils of the Administration is new centering not so much on whether to resume tests but how and when to do it.

Language was deleted that would allow the United States to resume testing if the government certified that another nation had resumed testing.

"We were not the first to test, and will not be the first to resume testing," Gen Musharraf said.

The officials have also been quoted as saying that the United States may want to resume testing in the future, too.

In response to yesterday's New Jersey ruling, Kevin B. Kovacs, a lawyer for Hunterdon Central, said the school planned to resume testing when school begins.

But the report suggests that it might be necessary to resume testing to make new nuclear weapons and ensure the reliability of existing ones.

In the face of a prolonged stalemate, they say, North Korea might also threaten to resume testing long-range missiles, thereby developing the means to strike the United States.

Meanwhile, it has demanded at least $500m from America for halting missile sales to countries such as Iran, Pakistan and Libya, and periodically threatens to resume testing its long-range missiles.

The state plans to resume testing vehicles for emissions today, more than six months after the program was suspended because of technical problems with tests conducted by Agbar Technologies, the contractor that runs the program.

A senior official said this week that in future years a resumption by China of underground tests of its nuclear weapons might be accepted by the United States, which might also someday want to resume testing.