Sentence examples for test complaints from inspiring English sources

Unable to strike out the claims on the grounds that UK courts have no jurisdiction to decide the issue or that too much time has expired – a previous case ruled out both objections – the government is questioning the legitimacy of individual test complaints.

A feedback dataset was specified as (1) GP-specific data collected by GPs themselves (patient and colleague opinion; open book self-evaluated knowledge test; complaints) and (2) Externally collected practice-level data provided to GPs (clinical quality and prescribing safety).

In the case of the ink blots used in Rorschach tests, complaints that publishing the material would threaten the psychology profession only emboldened the editor who put them there.

The New York State Education Department announced on Thursday that it would hire a team of investigators and lawyers to overhaul and modernize the state's handling of test tampering complaints.

B6 NEW JERSEY CASES -- As anthrax exposure increases among New Jersey postal workers, so have testing and complaints that officials have not acted quickly enough.

Maurice Papon, the former official convicted of collaborating with the Nazis, will undergo new medical tests after complaints that he was released from jail on the basis of reports that exaggerated his health problems.

Despite its imperfections, I haven't many teachers eager to do away with grades, and while I've seen a lot of teachers complain about being evaluated based on test scores a complaint with which I sympathize—I've never seen a persuasive defense of "masters degrees earned" or "years worked" as a better metric of quality.

Switching a patient from Zocor to Lipitor or Crestor is more likely to cause elevated liver tests or complaints of muscle weakness.

When workers for the group that compiled the report -- the Permanent Citizens Advisory Committee to the M.T.A. -- tested the complaint lines, they were kept on hold in one case by New York City Transit for more than 5 minutes and by the Long Island Rail Road for 14 minutes.

In 1994, the city agreed to disregard the test, over union complaints, and hire 40 firefighters — 20 white, 10 black and 10 Hispanic, according to The New Haven Register.

The reasons schools go "test-optional" or "test-flexible" mirror the complaints coming from students: that test anxiety is a real phenomenon and that those tense hours in a stale-aired gymnasium aren't reflective of a person's work ethic or aptitude.