Sentence examples for testing governments from inspiring English sources

In both the rich and the emerging world, technology is creating opportunities for those previously held back by financial or geographical constraints, yet new work for those with modest skill levels is scarce compared with the bonanza created by earlier technological revolutions.All this is sorely testing governments, beset by new demands for intervention, regulation and support.

Ian Reynolds is an IT security consultant for MTI Technology, testing government and business networks for security flaws.

The states are supposed to be laboratories for testing government policy.

After a year of assessing the results of the 2012 report and conducting additional testing, government agencies determined longer-term cleanup measures would be needed.

He actually gets paid for the latter; he serves as a human lab rat, testing government-manufactured psychotropics until his employers presure him into a sinister side job: undermining Robert Kennedy's presidential campaign.

An EU summit in March will put that to the test: governments will be asked to approve the spending of real money on real projects.

Humanitarian groups much prefer the second test, governments are generally more comfortable with the first.

Under the "Central Hudson test," government restrictions on commercial speech do not face the strict judicial scrutiny that applies to restrictions on political speech.

Any such landslide in prices was likely to test government commitments to free-market dynamics and resist the temptation to intervene to protect asset values.

The study finally test government raw material subsidy for Hanfeet and Dwakah area and performed Stochastic Efficiency with Respect to a Function (SERF) to select the risk-efficient strategies.

The Kremlin has a long-standing policy of testing western governments' readiness to tolerate projections of Russian power overseas.