Sentence examples for To reassessment from inspiring English sources

The great surprise of the show, however, is the way performance leads to reassessment of character.

But in the end, Mr. Shaffer said, the prospect of losing at trial was probably what ultimately prompted officials to drop their opposition to reassessment.

Although she used to sit on a judicial watchdog body, she denounced it for ignoring a constitutional requirement that all judges be subjected to reassessment in 2010.

Most worrying, benefits advisers warn that some people are already suffering as a result of changes to reassessment – even before legislation is passed.

And Spokane has cycled from shock to relief to reassessment: have the white supremacists who once struck such fear here in the inland Northwest returned at a new level of dangerousness and sophistication?

But faced with the opening of the trial last week, the fractious Legislature mustered a bipartisan 14-4 vote approving a settlement in which the county did not admit to discrimination but agreed to reassessment.

Another simple change involves a common-sense approach to reassessments.

By the mid-1980s, however, the scarcity of gifted new writers shifted the emphasis in French theatre to reassessments of classical plays, particularly those of Molière.

Instead of waiting for the county and state to agree to a reassessment plan, the Westchester Municipal Officials Association is recruiting its members to begin a countywide revaluation of property.

This third phase leads to a reassessment, and then to a search for ways to divide the enemy and exploit the merest hint of division or ideological argument.

The slow momentum for the online version appears to be leading to a reassessment -- both by analysts and the company itself -- about the game's prospects.