Sentence examples for test for judging from inspiring English sources
There is a legal test for judging whether commercial speech qualifies for protection under the First Amendment.
He will be working with elderly patients, among whom a classic test for judging confusion is to ask who the prime minister is.
It provides a useful test for judging this week's agreement, under which the IMF will offer Argentina a new loan of $8 billion.The loan is needed because of fears that Argentina might be pushed to default on its debts or devalue its currency.
They hold however that it is impossible to settle these questions "without employing a definition of the term 'understand' that can provide a test for judging whether the hypothesis is true or false".
In the past, I've proposed something I call the Pencil Case Test for judging hockey logos.
The road twists and turns, and the pavement is rough and rumpled, making it a perfect testbed for judging how well the Nissan Murano has held up since the second-generation crossover was introduced three years ago as a 2009 model.
[The Daily News] The teachers union proposed plan would reduce the city's reliance on standardized test scores for judging school performance.
Holding out billions of dollars as a potential windfall, the Obama administration is persuading state after state to rewrite education laws to open the door to more charter schools and expand the use of student test scores for judging teachers.
This is a president so out of touch with reality that on one occasion he says he has no litmus test for judges and on another, says she is a deeply religious person.
He firmly rejected the GOP's and conservative judicial watchdog group's phony, politically self-serving strict Constitutional constructionist litmus test for judges.
Board of Education officials said the awards were nearly a year late because state and city standardized tests, the basis for judging improvement, changed last year, making it difficult to compare scores.
