Sentence examples for tests to keep from inspiring English sources

Recently, however, the state had to delay the start of using such tests to keep students from graduating.

In earlier eras, the obstacles were overt, like literacy tests to keep minorities and poor people off the rolls.

They also need to be portable, like pregnancy tests, to keep people out of clinics where they might otherwise spread infection.Drugs and vaccines are still important, of course.

A byproduct of research into artificial gravity, the man-made gas is indistinguishable from the real element except for its buoyancy, found in tests to keep coasting birds aloft up to 35 times longer.

Despite suggestions that older drivers should have to pass regular driving tests to keep their licenses, Ms. Ferguson said tests were not usually effective in predicting who would be involved in a crash.

Any hopes that Europe might do better were dashed when its regulators promised to conduct similar tests, to keep the results secret and to avoid singling out individual lenders.

Dennis Fong, chief gaming officer of Ultimate Arena, said his site had a 12-step antifraud test to keep minors out.

"But Pat told me that this was a test to keep my composure," he said, referring to Patrick McEnroe, the Davis Cup captain.

Every three months his blood is tested to keep a check on his immune system and viral load - the measure of infectivity.

Already trailing, 2-0, in the best-of-five series, Australia must win the third test to keep its hopes of regaining the venerable trophy — which dates back to 1882 — alive.

So in 1964 the International Olympic Committee (IOC) banned the use of performance-enhancing drugs in the Olympics and introduced testing to keep athletes in line.