They are careful to warn, however, that assessments are just a piece of a hiring puzzle.
It says that assessments should be made on a case-by-case basis.
But it turned out that assessments from a previous job were problematic.
But it's important to acknowledge that assessments are based in part on facts but they're not solely facts".
He wants to speed up administrative decisions on grievances so that assessments are corrected quickly -- before multiyear refunds accumulate.
Because the risk is that assessments will be based on personality and personal relationships rather than effectiveness.
A failure to reach consensus would mean that assessments would be frozen for another three years until the next review.
At Time Warner, and at other new condos, city records show that assessments are far higher than in prewar co-ops.
Meanwhile, cleanup technology has been developed to a point that assessments of the extent of contamination can be made and the cost of cleanup reduced to a number.
Evidence about chemical safety is often incomplete, uncertain and ambiguous, such that assessments of safety cannot always be resolved on the basis of evidence alone.
Bush campaign officials denied such a motivation, pointing out that they have also reacted publicly when they believe that assessments of the president's standing are too rosy.
