Sentence examples for To assessments from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of assessing or an amount (of tax, levy or duty etc) assessed.
You must also 'respond constructively to assessments and appraisals of your professional competence and performance'.
Schools are also facing changes to assessments, teacher training, budgets, and accountability.
Economies have also suffered in other countries with large SARS outbreaks, according to assessments released this week.
An additional $5 million is projected from a $250 fee for the filing of challenges to assessments on commercial property.
In my study, those working conditions led to assessments being made after a matter of minutes spent alone with children.
The report added the harshest indictment yet to assessments of Mr. Tenet's tenure, which has divided many in Washington.
Gathering those ratings had nothing to do with HappyOrNot, but the underlying issue applies to assessments of many kinds.
Some elements of his plan, however, run counter to assessments by intelligence agencies, military officers and a Congressionally mandated study.
Documents from the continuing proceedings refer to assessments supplied by Britain's intelligence services.
Perhaps we need to drill down to assessments of Mr. Romney's specific qualities.
According to assessments by the group and the oil industry, Syria produced about 495,000 barrels of oil a day, 300,000 barrels of it for domestic consumption.
