| It's as if Centrelink is trying to road-test the federal government's new industrial relations laws. |
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| It would be dangerous to use these three games to road-test a strategy for Bangladesh. |
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| Panels of citizens, I believe, should road-test any information we supply, any websites we design, any booklets we print. |
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| In the next phase of her research, Dr. Vanier would like to study the impact of further training with the simulator on road-test success. |
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| She invited industry sector representatives to join the effort with her organization to road-test these best practices in China. |
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| To be fair, after the first 9 months the garage owner did proudly announce that the car would be ready to road-test in two days time. |
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| This is a veritable mantra among staffers, many of whom have children of their own to road-test the merchandise. |
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| Check that all the links work and that the navigation is easy, then ask friends and family to road-test it and give their verdicts. |
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| He was at the University of Chicago yesterday to road-test some of his book's arguments. |
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| Unlike someone who purchases a new car, patients cannot road-test a new hip or knee. |
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| Earlier in the day, Baauer got to road-test Temple at Wang's catwalk show. |
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