Sentence examples for tests of support from inspiring English sources

A state election in Germany and local elections in Italy were seen as tests of support for the national government's policies.

These are the stocks that are more likely to pass their tests of support and rebound to move higher in the next few days.

In the fourth quarter of 2005 and in mid-2006, breaks of the 40-week were followed by successful tests of support at the index's 80-week moving average.

The elections are a key test of support for reform and for President Hassan Rouhani.

Rather, they said, the bill was a much broader test of support for Mr. Bush's campaign against terrorism.

In late September the election of a new chair of the parliamentary Labour party became the next litmus test of support for Gordon.

Matt Strawn, the chairman of the Iowa Republican party, said in a statement: "This is the first true test of support in the presidential nominating cycle.

Though S.D.M. has captured the attention of policy leaders, investors, and researchers over the years — leading to the creation and testing of support tools, known as "decision aids" — it is rarely used in clinical practice.

In many ways, though, the conference is significant as a test of support for the new government and as an early glimpse of how Iraqis are trying to move forward in this experiment toward democracy.

"The real test of support for free speech is not whether it's speech that you approve of," Gourevitch said, noting the magazine's "puerile, gross, often offensive" style.

He faces a crucial test of support on May 3 - with elections in England, Scotland and Wales - and goes into the campaign with healthy national opinion poll leads over the Tories.