Sentence examples for testing international from inspiring English sources

It is also a way of testing international reaction as a potential precursor to the militarisation of its artificial structures in the Spratlys, or even the declaration of an Air Defence Identification Zone in the South China Sea.

This is a limited, proportionate step that will send a clear message to Assad, but also to other countries that may be interested in testing international norms... 'There are consequences.' Obama said military action "also fits into a broader strategy we have" to weaken Assad and "strengthen the opposition," in an effort to create conditions for "peace and stability in the region".

By far the happiest stands at the show were those of companies known by abbreviated names such as CTI (Centre Testing International), MTS (Modern Testing Services), STR (Specialized Technology Resources and SGSSociétéété Générale de Surveillance) which provide various forms of safety certification.

Centre Testing International (Shenzhen) Co. Ltd. engages in consumer product testing, inspection, certification, and consultation.

Japanese telecommunications powerhouse NTT and public broadcaster NHK have been working on the so-called Super Hi-Vision standard for years, and now the companies announced [JP] they succeeded in testing international transmission of video in this format over the Internet.

Prostate-specific antigen testing: International guidelines agree on the fundamental role of PSA testing in prostate cancer follow-up, but recommendations on the frequency of tests and the duration of follow-up are highly inconsistent (Table 2).

THE next six months will test international cooperation more severely than at any time since 1945.

The government's use of chemical weapons in isolated episodes, these experts said, would be a way to test international reaction before using them on a wider scale.

McDonald's has long seen Australia as the place to test international promotions, beginning in 1993 when the first McCafe was rolled out in Melbourne.

But the delay in surrendering the deadliest stockpiles has raised questions about whether Syria is dragging its feet, perhaps to test international resolve.

One theory was that Mr. Cheney was testing the international waters.