The case is a critical test of the organization's potency.
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The Rohingya crisis represents a critical test of US global leadership.
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If things escalate to that point, it could be a critical test.
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However, the week ahead will bring a critical test for the market.
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That makes South Carolina a critical test of Clinton's strength in those places.
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On Tuesday, Michigan will hold its primary, a critical test for both Mrs.
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In its first critical test, the party systematically undermined each of those goals.
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The hearing marked the beginning of a critical test for the two wireless carriers.
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Turnout is seen as a critical test of the popularity of the clerical establishment.
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Today, at its Texas launch facility, Blue Origin performed its most critical test to date.
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The Republican response to Tuesday's election will be a critical test — with potentially momentous consequences.
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America's 240-year experiment in self-governance is one month away from a critical test.
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It was a critical test of US missile defenses against adversaries such as North Korea.
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The launch will be a critical test for NASA's deep-space exploration spacecraft, called Orion.
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It promises a critical test of their ability to manage a sizeable swing in renewable power.
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The school was facing a critical test on whether it could prevent violence from breaking out.
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A fourth, critical test kept it submerged beneath the ice for 42 hours and 30 minutes.
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Perhaps this is a first, and critical test -- one that Trump must pass at all cost.
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The disputes on Monday's docket will be a critical test of whether the WTO still has teeth.
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Following the May sell-off, the S&P 500 now faces its next critical test, says Johnson.
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Trump's isolationism will soon face a critical test with congressional support for engagement and humanitarianism with Nigeria.
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This weekend brings a critical test: They host the Seahawks in a rematch of Super Bowl XLIX.
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How Mr. Powell handles the next few months will be a critical test of his leadership skills.
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New Hampshire votes the week after the Iowa caucuses, making its primary a critical test for candidates.
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Mr. Macron's vision now faces its most critical test in elections for the European Parliament, starting on Thursday.
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But the race in Maryland has also become a critical test of Mr. Sanders's ability to sway elections.
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As a result, Friday's vote will be viewed as a critical test of whether the nomination can succeed.
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The next trial, of Officer Caesar R. Goodson Jr., scheduled to begin June 6, will be a critical test.
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Mr. Macron's vision now faces its most critical test in elections for the European Parliament that start on Thursday.
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The membership growth sets up a critical test for a health insurer that has yet to turn a profit.
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Mr. Trump's pilgrimage to Washington posed a critical test for his candidacy at the onset of the general election campaign.
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This year's special elections have been heralded as a critical test of whether Democrats can retake the House next November.
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How the show continues to integrate Negan's storyline with the greater narrative will be the audience's most critical test of faith.
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Monday night will pose a critical test for Trump, who has so far shown a relative lack of depth on policy.
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How the court ruling is handled will be a critical test both for Mr. Obama and for Xi Jinping, China's president.
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But when it comes to the millionaires tax, the opponents are convinced their most critical test is the next 72 hours.
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Republicans face critical test of integrity on drug price controls MORE (R-Mo.), Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.), Lindsay Graham (R-S.
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More subtly, it had also become a critical test of the legitimacy of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights (IACHR).
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Mr. Guaidó's trip on Sunday, which he did not announce ahead of time, sets up a critical test for Mr. Maduro.
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Republicans face critical test of integrity on drug price controls MORE (Mo.), an outspoken Facebook critic, questioned the usefulness of the report.
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Mr. de Blasio's solution — a 10-year plan to build or preserve 200,000 affordable apartments — is facing a critical test this month.
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The critical test for each candidate is to show fire early and give their base voters reason to start the online cheerleading.
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Parliament is debating the 2019 draft budget approved by the cabinet last month, a critical test of Lebanon's will to enact reforms.
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The monthlong trial has been seen as a critical test of the judicial system to hold powerful men accountable of sexual harassment.
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Nicola Canestrini, lead attorney for the Iuventa, said the case was a critical test of the Italian government's campaign against humanitarian rescue ships.
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Republicans face critical test of integrity on drug price controls MORE and Rick Scott are advocating for socialist style price controls on medicine.
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The next two weeks will provide a critical test of what influence, if any, the French president can have on his American counterpart.
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The next few weeks will be a critical test for South Florida, which is dependent on the winter travel season for tourism revenue.
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The trial is one of the most closely watched proceedings in recent history, widely seen as a critical test for the #MeToo movement.
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But tonight's showdown might be an even more critical test for the one candidate who won't be on the ballot in South Carolina.
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The Blue Apron forum selection litigation was seen as a critical test of corporate power to restrict shareholders' autonomy over federal securities claims.
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"These elections were seen as a critical test of Zimbabwe's reform process," said chief observer Elmar Brok in a statement sent to BuzzFeed News.
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If President Trump's asylum and family separation policy is allowed to continue, this country will fail to meet a critical test of its values.
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Moore's campaign has also emerged as a critical test of the political sway of the President -- after Trump went all-in on the race.
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And thus, 11 days after exposure, I came within reach of a critical test -- until red tape barred a willing physician from administering it.
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The splashdown marks the last major milestone of SpaceX's Demonstration-1 or DM-1 mission, a critical test flight required for NASA's Commercial Crew Program.
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STRASBOURG — The German nominee to take on the EU's top job is facing a critical test Tuesday, amid criticism of back-door and undemocratic deals.
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One critical test is in Washington state, where first-time candidate Manka Dhingra is running for an up-for-grabs senate seat in Seattle's suburbs.
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Tuesday's midterms are a critical test for election officials throughout the United States, after Russia was determined to have successfully interfered in the 2016 race.
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This is the first case since Justice Antonin Scalia's passing to directly address what corruption is; the issue is a critical test of the court.
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The Model 2397 is a critical test for Mr. Musk and his ambitious plan to turn Tesla into a producer of mass-market electric cars.
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Even though the final fate of the regulation will almost certainly rest with the Supreme Court, the case being heard Tuesday is nonetheless a critical test.
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California Senator Dianne Feinstein had said the Breeders' Cup would be "critical test" for the future of horse racing in the state prior to the event.
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The report comes weeks ahead of November's midterm elections, a critical test for election officials after Russia was found to have interfered in the 2016 election.
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A critical test will be whether he persuades 10 lawmakers from Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party who normally prop up the government but have opposed Mrs.
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Once a would-be authoritarian makes it to power, democracies face a second critical test: Will the autocratic leader subvert democratic institutions or be constrained by them?
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President Donald Trump faces a critical test to assert America's leadership in the global fight against the coronavirus at the emergency Group of 20 meeting on Thursday.
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NATO, which currently has 16,000 troops in Afghanistan, welcomed Friday's announcement, calling the reduced violence period a critical test of the Taliban's willingness to contribute to peace.
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Chairman David Cicilline, a Rhode Island Democrat, called the proposed merger between T-Mobile and Sprint a "critical test" for the antitrust division of the Justice Department.
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It is seen as a critical test of Lebanon's will to launch reforms that have been put off for years by a state riddled with corruption and waste.
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"The Administration's American AI Initiative includes all of the right elements, the critical test will be to see if they follow through in a vigorous manner," said Furman.
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With Pelosi recently indicating she'll step aside after 2022, the next few years will be a critical test of whether he's ready for the job of speaker. Rep.
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In the coming days, the company is expected to conduct a critical test that would light all 27 engines at once with the rocket anchored to the pad.
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The candidates made their final pitches throughout the day on Monday, with an undercurrent of urgency that Iowa would be a critical test of their viability going forward.
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Iran's audacious drone and cruise missile attack last weekend on Saudi Arabia's oil producing facilities has provided the most critical test yet for the Trump administration's foreign policy.
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The AIDS fundraiser faced "a critical test for its viability," Hollywood Reporter said in an article, suggesting it had become tainted by the scandal due to Weinstein's former involvement.
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Moving forward, WHO said it is working to ensure robust prevention, surveillance, and response capacity as the countries enter a critical test to ending the Ebola outbreak for good.
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The event comes one week before the state's April 5 primary, a critical test of the candidates' strength before the campaign heads to eastern states later in the month.
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He said this mission will be a "critical test of this new type of spacecraft and how NASA might use it to explore the solar system in the future."
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On Thursday, the president faces a critical test to assert America's leadership in the global fight against the coronavirus at the emergency Group of 20 meeting being held remotely.
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In a year of reckoning, and with the midterm elections looming, Judge Kavanaugh's nomination is a critical test for a country grappling with the #MeToo movement against sexual violence.
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Moreover, this so-called "secret science" has not been reviewed by peers or made available for other scientists to examine and attempt to reproduce, another critical test of credibility.
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"The course you take with respect to the U.S. citizen in Defense Department custody is a critical test for this administration's adherence to the rule of law," Romero wrote.
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It remains to be seen how Iran will finance the multibillion-dollar purchases, but executives in other industries see the airline transaction as a critical test case, according to Weafer.
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A critical test With his telegenic appearance, his reputation as a policy wonk and his well-documented ambition, California's Democratic Governor has long been viewed as a likely presidential contender.
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WASHINGTON — With efforts to repeal the Affordable Care Act dead in Congress for now, a critical test for the law's future is playing out in one small, conservative-leaning state.
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THE PROSECUTION The trial represented a critical test for Cyrus R. Vance Jr., the Manhattan district attorney, who has been criticized for not pursuing charges against Mr. Weinstein in 19943.
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"This is a critical test of the Taliban's willingness and ability to reduce violence, and contribute to peace in good faith," NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said in a statement.
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"This critical test puts us on the cusp of once again launching American astronauts on American rockets from American soil," Jim Bridenstine, NASA&aposs administrator, tweeted shortly after the mission.
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"I believe this weekend presents a critical test for the future of horse racing in California and in the United States," Feinstein wrote on the eve of the two-day event.
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It's a major step toward determining whether she will be extradited to the United States, and a critical test for a Chinese company that has become emblematic of US-China tensions.
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The budget is seen as a critical test of its will to enact reforms that economists say are more pressing than ever for an economy that has suffered years of low growth.
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A defeat for Northam would have cast real doubt on that possibility — including among his own supporters and aides, who viewed the election as a critical test of McAuliffe's success in office.
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The 2019 state budget, seen as a critical test of the government's will to reform, aims to cut the deficit from 11.5% of GDP in 2018, as previously declared by the government.
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Washington (CNN)As Hurricane Harvey swirls through the Gulf of Mexico, speeding toward the Texas coast, it could also bring a critical test of President Donald Trump's abilities as commander-in-chief.
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If you win Le Mans, in class or overall, you have proven to the world that your brand's engineering is sacrosanct, that it has beaten all others in the most critical test.
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If Mr. Johnson's plan wins, the government will face a second, critical test when it puts forward an accelerated timetable for the legislation, designed to ram it through Parliament in three days.
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A group of 20 current and former lawmakers, all Democrats, filed an amicus brief Thursday arguing a judge missed the mark ruling against regulators in a critical test of the law's powers.
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NEW ORLEANS — A former BP rig engineer was found not guilty Thursday on a charge that his negligence in interpreting a critical test that contributed to the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill.
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On Tuesday, July 22, around four weeks after it was delivered to Earth orbit by a SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket, LightSail 110 passed its first critical test: the deployment of its solar sails.
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Steps toward fixing the power sector are seen as a critical test of the government's will to launch reforms which would help Lebanon unlock billions of dollars of foreign support pledged last year.
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"This budget is a critical test of the credibility of the government in the eyes of market participants," Erik Jones, professor of international political economy at Johns Hopkins University, told CNBC via email.
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The shutdown, heading into Day 18, has become a critical test for Mr. Trump, who campaigned as a master negotiator and deal maker but so far has achieved virtually no agreements with Democrats.
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Getting the aid into Venezuela, past Mr. Maduro's security forces and into the right hands will be a critical test of the opposition's ability to rally the nation and establish an interim government.
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Perhaps the most critical test of our partnerships will come from pursuing a positive and cooperative relationship with Russia and China in the Arctic, ensuring they remain responsible members of the international Arctic community.
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The budget is seen as a critical test of its will to enact long-stalled reforms that economists say are more pressing than ever for an economy that has suffered years of low growth.
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Last week's national elections in Zimbabwe were a critical test of whether President Emmerson Mnangagwa was really prepared to lead the revival of a country brought to ruin by his autocratic predecessor, Robert Mugabe.
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The legacy of the Mueller investigation will face another critical test later this week, when lawyers for Flynn's former business partner will ask a judge to throw out his convictions for illegal foreign lobbying.
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The head of the Federal Aviation Administration said last week that a critical test flight could happen in the next few weeks, setting in motion the complex process of clearing the plane's return to service.
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The Restaurant Workers of America was born, and on June 503 it faces its first critical test as voters in Washington, DC, decide on Initiative 77, which would raise hourly wages of tip-reliant workers.
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It is seen as a critical test of the government's determination to carry out reforms and will help Lebanon unlock some $11 billion in international infrastructure financing from donors who first want to see reform.
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Rubio, who has slipped in the polls and is facing a critical test Tuesday in his home state of Florida, said the best way to stop Trump would be for him to win the nomination.
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What's next: If Mr. Johnson's plan wins, the government will face a second, critical test when it puts forward an aggressive, accelerated timetable for the legislation, designed to ram it through Parliament in three days.
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Shanlon Wu, a former attorney for Gates before he pleaded guilty in February and starting cooperating with Mueller, said Monday would be a critical test of the defense's strategy of pinning the wrongdoing on Gates.
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The Affordable Care Act, popularly known as Obamacare, has survived two Supreme Court challenges since being signed by President Obama in 20183, but it faced another critical test in a New Orleans federal courtroom on Tuesday.
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The latest clinical trial, however, compares Trelegy to two more modern two-drug combinations and was seen as a more critical test for doctors wanting to know if the new product really delivers an added benefit.
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Jeff Bezos' aerospace company, Blue Origin, performed its most critical test to date, Prime Day had some ups and downs but ultimately broke records and major tech companies are uniting to help you move data across apps.
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Steps towards fixing the power sector are seen as a critical test of the government's will to press ahead with long-delayed reforms and would help Lebanon unlock billions of dollars of financial support pledged last year.
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Approved by the cabinet last month, the budget - viewed as a critical test of the government's will to launch reforms put off for years in a state riddled with corruption and waste - is being debated in parliament.
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But the dismissal briefs show, if nothing else, that the pension funds, which own a combined 10 millions shares of J&J, deserve to be heard in a critical test of their right to sue for securities violations.
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A critical test of whether Donald Trump will be able to turn the DOJ into an instrument of harassment, revenge, and self-protection is if this act of subversion results in some kind of similar reassertion of independence.
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LONDON/HONG KONG (Reuters) - Reforms aimed at preventing a repeat of the financial crisis a decade ago face a critical test this week when global regulators try to put the finishing touches to one of their main pillars.
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One critical test is the United States-China trade talks, which are set to wrap up soon in a meeting between Mr. Trump and Mr. Xi. A tough agreement would help confirm that markets aren't completely dictating policy.
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Among his other wins, Biden walked away with a decisive victory in Michigan, the biggest delegate prize Tuesday and a critical test of Sanders' strength, after he beat Hillary Clinton in the state during the 2016 Democratic primary.
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But the sprawling health-care law faced another critical test in a New Orleans federal courtroom on Tuesday — and its outcome could upend the lives of millions of Americans who gained health coverage and other protections through the law.
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ANKARA, Jan 24 (Reuters) - Turkey's lira was little changed on Tuesday, with investors holding back from taking big bets ahead of a central bank meeting later in the day seen as a critical test of its monetary policy credibility.
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But whether or not fortune smiles on Sanders within the next few days, his campaign now faces a critical test that will speak to his capacity as a politician to weather the political challenges a Sanders administration would face.
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The budget, seen as a critical test of the state's determination to reform, is based on an economic growth forecast of 1.5 percent in 2019, which could rise to about 2 percent as the economy picks up, Khalil told Reuters.
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Lawmakers are debating the state budget in parliament this week after cabinet finalized it last month, a critical test of the government's will to launch reforms it has put off for years and start tackling the nation's huge debt burden.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Trump administration faces a critical test of its Venezuela policy as opposition leader Juan Guaido, bolstered by vocal U.S. support, pressures the country's military to abandon socialist President Nicolas Maduro and mounts mass protests to force him out.
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The budget is seen as a critical test of Lebanon's ability to address years of economic mismanagement and corruption that have led it to build up one of the world's heaviest public debt burdens, equivalent to about 150% of GDP.
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A number of anti-Roseanne commentators have suggested that the series fails a critical test because it suggests that Roseanne Conner's love for her family trumps her support for a racist xenophobe who's actively trying to make America white again.
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With the Earth on track for temperature increases that some scientists and economists believe could put the survival of modern societies at risk, the summit is seen as a critical test of the 2015 Paris Agreement to combat climate change.
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This will be a critical test of whether it will still work simply to bark gruffly with old talking points as he faces new and detailed criticism of his record and relevant questions about his electoral prospects against President Donald Trump.
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SEHORE/BHOPAL, INDIA (Reuters) - Weak farm prices are threatening to hurt Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Hindu nationalist party as it faces a critical test in three state elections dominated by rural voters in the Hindi-speaking belt that is its traditional stronghold.
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But her private concerns underscore how Kavanaugh faces a critical test Thursday: He must reassure at least three key GOP senators that he did not act improperly towards women in the 1980s when he testifies after one of his accusers, Christine Blasey Ford.
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In the mad dash to put the latest Obamacare repeal plan on the Senate floor for a vote, the bill will have to pass a critical test to make sure its provisions are actually permissible under the Senate's arcane and complex rules.
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As pressure grows on China to take a leading role in restraining North Korea, by cutting oil shipments and disrupting financial transactions, Mr. Xi faces a critical test of his presidency: whether he can subdue a young, volcanic leader without undermining China's own interests.
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The draft 2019 budget, which will cut the deficit to 7.5% of GDP from 11.5% in 2018, is seen as a critical test of the government's will to launch reforms that have been put off for years by a state riddled with corruption and waste.
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Yet it appears to be just the beginning of a long retrenchment for the nation's No. 2 car company, and a critical test for Mr. Fields and his strategy to vault Ford into the high-tech race to develop self-driving cars and electric vehicles.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Swiss ties with the European Union, its biggest trading partner, face a critical test this week as Brussels decides whether the two sides have made enough progress on a stalled draft treaty to head off punitive measures set to start at the end of June.
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WASHINGTON — After spending billions of dollars to assemble the world's most potent arsenal of cyberweapons and plant them in networks around the world, United States Cyber Command — and the new era of warfighting it has come to represent — may face a critical test in the coming weeks.
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Nowhere is that problem greater than in South Carolina, which votes fourth in the Democratic nomination fight in February and is the first state where black voters are decisive — a critical test that could be a prologue for primaries in March where African-Americans will also be influential.
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ZURICH, June 16 (Reuters) - Swiss ties with the European Union, its biggest trading partner, face a critical test this week as Brussels decides whether the two sides have made enough progress on a stalled draft treaty to head off punitive measures set to start at the end of June.
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The hearings will pose a critical test for Pruitt as the White House becomes increasingly frustrated by news reports on issues ranging from his heavy spending on first-class air travel and security, to his rental of a room in a Washington townhouse linked to an energy industry lobbyist.
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The critical test came in late May 2018, when North Korean state media ran a scathing statement by a vice minister of foreign affairs that slammed John Bolton, the American national security adviser, (for "reckless remarks") and mocked Vice President Mike Pence ("what a political dummy he is").
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A critical test now awaits Modi on Monday when the government unveils its budget for the year starting in April, giving the prime minister an opportunity to turn around views of the likes of Sergio Trigo Paz who said that India and Mexico were no longer the darlings of foreign investors.
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Stunning comments in an exclusive CNN interview by former Playboy model Karen McDougal on Thursday put the unusual seeming vow of silence Trump has observed about a trio of civil cases to which he is linked to its most critical test -- and raised the issue of how he will respond.
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A separate critical test in the Pacific region, to be held at the end of May, will examine the ability of the US to shoot down a future North Korean intercontinental ballistic missile that could threaten the US. That test involves long-range ground-based interceptor missiles based in Alaska and California.
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Those states are the first time another billionaire, Mike Bloomberg, will be on the ballot — offering a critical test of whether Democratic voters of all demographic groups will stick with the candidate who has purchased the most paid media or flock to the candidate whose better-than-expected performance garners the most earned media.
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Republicans face critical test of integrity on drug price controls MORE (R-Mo.) and a rumored executive order from President TrumpDonald John TrumpOur justice system must reward success Former Biden economic adviser: 'I really like a lot of' Warren's tax proposals Roy Moore calls for Omar to go back from 'whence she came' MORE would do.
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