Sentence examples for a common assessment of from inspiring English sources

France and Germany were able to reconcile after World War II because there was a common assessment of history.

President Obama and Mr. Netanyahu often say they have a common assessment of the intelligence about Iran's progress.

Mr. Putin suggested that the United States and Russia should together develop a "common assessment" of the threat while at the same time "maintaining the fundamental principles of the A.B.M. treaty," the official said.

Interior Minister Otto Schily said Germany was asking for an emergency gathering of European police and security officials to form what he called a "common assessment" of the terrorism danger and to "coordinate how to respond".

When the president visited Israel in March, both leaders said they shared a "common assessment" of how close Iran was to getting a bomb and were equally determined to prevent it from doing so.

Complementarity, however, is only feasible in the context of a common assessment of risks and desired outcomes (Pantuliano and O'Callaghan, 2006: 2006

Mutation analysis is a common assessment approach of software testing investigations (Jia and Harman 2011).

In particular, staff noted the need for the results of comprehensive mental health assessments to be transformed into meaningful, user-friendly clinical summaries to facilitate uptake of assessment information, and consequently use of a common assessment language across mental health settings.

All agreed that compatible assessments in inpatient and community mental health settings would facilitate communication through use of a common assessment language.

These were: self-referral back to therapist after discharge, case management (linking physical and mental health services), widening access to non-therapy services (for those in specialist care), and use of a common assessment and monitoring tool (across mental health services) to avoid unnecessary multiple assessments.

After each test, the two investigators discussed the case, with the aim of reaching a common assessment.