Sentence examples for will be a key test from inspiring English sources

The White Paper will be a key test of how far the government is willing to go, in David Willetts's words, to "remove the barriers" that currently stop global providers from operating as universities in the UK.

Mazar will be a key test case.

It will be a key test of the conference's mood, and its loyalty to Clegg.

How builders respond to the measures will be a key test of their success.

Mr Khan's bid for the mayoralty will be a key test of Labour's popularity under its new leader.

How the campaign unfolds will be a key test of whether the government is serious about reform.

The investment agreement that we're attempting to put in place between ourselves, our partners Ivanhoe and the Mongolian government will be a key litmus test to determine how interested Mongolia will be to develop its mineral potential to its full potential.

The ability of this locally neutral model to describe a larger number of woodland bird communities with either little variation in its parameters or with variation explained by features local to the woods themselves (such as the area and isolation of a wood) will be a key subsequent test of its relevance.

But transparency and effective oversight will be a key part of the tests NHS England will apply to the bids, and the contracts themselves may well stay with its area teams, leaving the CCGs to focus on developing services and improving quality.

Regardless of which devices make their way into the mainstream of nanoscale computing, there is a general consensus that testing will be a key issue, as these devices are expected to have high defect rates.

The operation will also be a key test of the Iraqi forces, since it is crucial that Falluja not be seen solely as an American operation.