Sentence examples for testing of applicants from inspiring English sources

City officials said they found no evidence that the school's staff was skimming higher-performing students off the top of the applicant pool, and said that any possible testing of applicants prior to the lottery appeared to be accidental.

Personally, I'm against drug testing of applicants or recipients of public aid.

Average Graduate Record Examination (GRE) test scores of applicants in verbal, quantitative, and analytical sections were 601, 778, and 695, respectively.

In the Netherlands, there are legislative restrictions concerning the medical testing of job applicants (Wet op de medische keuringen, Wmk).

In 2011, at the urging of Governor Rick Scott, who rode to office on a wave of Tea Party support, Florida now requires drug testing of welfare applicants.

George Davison, head of school at Grace Church School in Greenwich Village, said he saw the test scores of applicants to his school this year rise 15 percent from the year before, which he attributed to preparation services.

Our preoccupation with the race and test scores of applicants sends our young people the dangerous message that their eventual advancement in their careers and their lives will come down to a simple numbers game – just focus on making the most sales or bringing in the most new clients and you will rise straight to the top.

For students, it could be a product of the school's heritage and legacy, endowments, or average test scores of applicants.

The committee selected 16 candidates who scored above an acceptable grade level in the pre-test of 64 applicants.

A key difference between the Kansas proposal and the Florida law, however, is that while the latter required testing of all welfare applicants regardless of suspicion, the former calls for testing only welfare applicants reasonably suspected of drug use.

Legal obstacles are rooted in a 2003 federal court decision that struck down a law that required the testing of all welfare applicants in Michigan.