Sentence examples for tests for deciding from inspiring English sources

At a time when too much in our mass media simply pits one American against another and indignation and inflammation seem to be the litmus tests for deciding what's news, these iconic transcendent spaces are more important to our lives and our country than ever.

Therefore, the EWG discourages the use of these tests for deciding whether to introduce anti-EGFR therapy with cetuximab or panitumumab until more evidence supports improved clinical outcomes [ 69].

Judges there generally rely on a different test for deciding whether a Tibetan exile faces persecution in the country of resettlement.

Who, when lost in her beautiful eyes I completely am articulate not!" The poem did not bring her closer to Mr. Mali, but playing it became her litmus test for deciding on whether to date other men.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10 — Three senior Federal Reserve officials said on Monday that the turmoil in housing and mortgage lending had begun to threaten the overall economy, a condition policy makers have said is the crucial test for deciding whether to lower interest rates at their meeting next Tuesday.

Church and Turing, while seeking an algorithmic (mechanical) test for deciding theoremhood and thus potentially deleting nontheorems, proved independently, in 1936, that such an algorithmic method was impossible for the first-order predicate logic (see logic, history of: 20th-century logic).

This provides a formal test for deciding whether a piece of discourse is philosophical or theological.

The mathematics presented here provides a necessary and sufficient test for deciding whether polynomial operations can be implemented with stochastic logic.

For instance, while 66% agree that the United States should limit the number of refugees that it takes in, 57% disagree that there should be a religious test for deciding what refugees to accept.

This is not necessarily fatal; the test for deciding if it is or not was laid out by Wynn-Parry J as: "mere difficulty of ascertainment is not of itself fatal to the validity of the gift.

The president submitted his three D.C. Circuit nominees on Tuesday, and Reid has suggested that three other nominees awaiting votes -- Tom Perez to head the Labor Department, Gina McCarthy for the Environmental Protection Agency and Richard Cordray for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau -- will be his litmus test for deciding whether to pull the trigger on filibuster reform.