Sentence examples for Assess prospects from inspiring English sources

The Council dispatched the mission -- 11 senior diplomats from current and newly elected member countries -- to assess prospects for peace in Sierra Leone and the region.

One Western diplomat, citing the delicacy of the subject and speaking anonymously, said it was difficult to assess prospects for peace talks.

Ainslie and his crew are doing five events on the world circuit this year and will assess prospects for 2010 when more is known about the proposed America's Cup clash next February between the holder, Switzerland's Alinghi, and the challenger, the San Francisco-based BMW Oracle.

As I wrote over the weekend, the transition to a new year has provided a valuable moment to review goals for this blog and, more generally, assess prospects that the human condition (including the quality of our relationship with our environment) will be improved by the planet's fast-spreading web of communication tools.

In this session, you can assess prospects, put them through a workout and then have a powerful conversation to close the deal.

Mark Schroeder's (2008c) bifurcated attitude semantics is a self-conscious attempt to develop these strategies yet further and to assess prospects for the general strategy.

The article examines the logic for this approach, and assesses prospects that this might change.

To make progress in brokering a Syrian political transition, exploring negotiating options with Iran and assessing prospects for Israeli-Palestinian peace talks, Obama will need a confidential emissary.

The author assesses prospects and problems involved in setting up FFPs and outlines how such a program should be designed for European LCAs to increase customer loyalty and long-term profitability.

The 2016 Outlook therefore lays out three global emissions path scenarios — based on the global climate exhibiting low, medium, or high sensitivity to atmospheric GHG levels, respectively — consistent with keeping the global temperature rise below 2 C, and assesses prospects for low-cost, low-carbon energy technologies that could support those scenarios.

This article traces the development of the policy and assesses prospects for human rights and democracy reforms.