Sentence examples for testing to make from inspiring English sources

"But we believe that all avenues have not been explored and that there hasn't been enough testing to make a final decision".

Currently, the Justice Department is still testing to make sure the method doesn't damage or erase data stored on devices before using it on Farook's phone.

But the report suggests that it might be necessary to resume testing to make new nuclear weapons and ensure the reliability of existing ones.

The administration's recent assessment of the nation's strategic arsenal, called the Nuclear Posture Review, suggests it may be necessary to resume testing to make new nuclear weapons and to ensure the reliability of existing ones.

On average the councils that responded to the Guardian survey will this year protect adult and children services from the brunt of the cuts – but that is against a backdrop of rising demand for help and the introduction of means testing to make up the shortfall.

Hence the interest in a new system that NASA, America's space agency, is testing to make helicopters safer.The idea comes from an expandable honeycomb cushion which Sotiris Kellas, an engineer at the agency's Langley Research Centre in Hampton, Virginia, came up with to help absorb the impact of landing a space capsule.

Nichols recommends a much longer growth period—say, 60 days and further testing to make sure the lungs are sound.

When a device hits the FCC database, it often means that it has passed the commission's battery of testing to make sure it's safe for consumers.

It involves taking a product apart; cleaning, fixing or replacing worn parts; upgrading the technology where possible; putting it back together; and then testing to make sure it meets original manufacturer specifications and will perform as new.

In reality, the near-agreement marks yet another defeat for prudent government.Nothing could be more irresponsible than expanding one of America's biggest entitlement programmes without trying to introduce structural reform (such as competition to hold down prices, or means-testing to make sure the government does not end up paying for pills for millionaires).

This ultimately means using means-testing to make sure that tax money goes to the elderly people that need it, whether they've saved enough or not.