Sentence examples for tests that would from inspiring English sources

This month, federal regulators proposed new tests that would make that a requirement.

They were tests that would never benefit the people most affected by disease.

Meanwhile Washington should continue to defer any missile tests that would violate the treaty in its current form.

It was never his intention to have his discoveries lead to the tests that would prevent our lives".

The division issued guidelines in December warning states and universities against tests that would hurt minority students.

Then, and later on at Nasa, he passed tests that would freak most of us out at a theoretical level.

Many opponents of the Constitution wanted religious tests that would keep pagans, deists, "Mahometans" and "Popish priests" from holding office.

Opko Health, Beckman Coulter and Metabolon are developing tests that would be used in conjunction with P.S.A. screening.

Consequently, psychologists have attempted to develop culture-free tests that would more accurately reflect an individual's native ability.

Meanwhile, leaked internal Diebold e-mail suggests that corporate officials knew their system was flawed, and circumvented tests that would have revealed these problems.

Lawyers for ATK contend that the armed forces waived tests that would have determined whether the flares could meet the 10-foot standard.