Sentence examples for tests to decide from inspiring English sources

Tim Weiner (NYT) CHILE: PINOCHET TESTS CONTINUE Gen. Augusto Pinochet returned to a military hospital for a second day of tests to decide if he is mentally and emotionally competent to stand trial.

"They will need a lot more tests to decide whether this will work".

We cannot use political litmus tests to decide who should conduct scientific research.

At that time, there was no service industry on the island, so Mr. Wangeman devised tests to decide who had aptitude for certain jobs.

Ms. Jackson called BP's safety data on dispersants insufficient and said government scientists would conduct their own tests to decide which dispersant was best to use.

Beatrice Prior, the main protagonist of the story, has been brought up in the Abegnation faction where her father is a political leader, and at the start of the book she is preparing for her Aptitude Tests to decide which faction she will belong to.

The bureau's research team did extensive testing to decide what data should be included on this new form.

Mr. Taggart also said it was not his company's idea to use CTB's test to decide who had to go to summer school.

Milburn's vice principal in charge of testing said the school used teacher recommendations, grades and a qualifying test to decide who would be admitted.

First up to bat on the airwaves is Lord Tebbit: "Of course we should use my test to decide ministerial promotions: it will transform Britain's political potential".

To use the test to decide who should get chemotherapy might make sense, he said, but "it's a leap of faith".