random testing

So what we need is to find a way of random testing.

"It's very difficult for him to see what the problem is with random testing."

This year the department began random testing of all police officers.

"Sometimes they feel random testing is better to discourage drug use."

The measure requires random testing of almost seven and a half million workers.

And the company put workers on alert: In the future, they will be subject to random testing.

She called random testing the most effective way to make sure that the department's safety and security employees are drug free.

It is also providing the computer program for the anonymous random testing.

The league began random testing for steroid use in 1990.

Starting July 1, the top 25 athletes in each event will be subject to random testing at any time during the year.

Or you need random testing all over the world all year.

They said today's decision was likely to prompt a surge in random testing programs across the state.

They will repeat the mantra of having provided for random testing.

She had her regular medicals, was always available for random testing.

The department took the action despite several conflicting court decisions that left in doubt whether random testing was legal.

Random testing, he said, would reduce the number of people using illegal drugs and, as a result, lower the accident rate.

If they listen to their own medical experts, they'll see random testing isn't necessary."

"If your case is good here, haven't you in fact made a case for random testing of the entire population?"

Wherever players are in the program, random testing will not survive the labor agreement.

But despite the steady increase in random testing, recent studies have raised doubts about whether it actually works.

The concern may be legitimate, but a random testing policy could accommodate it easily.

But it may take considerable time to resolve such major issues as whether random testing is constitutional.

It's far from clear, of course, that random testing will prevent another tragedy like Wednesday's.

But random testing is rare, both because of concerns about privacy and the expense involved.

If in any year the tests show that more than 5 percent use steroids, a two-year program of random testing will begin.